Structure Fire Response 1-8-19

[@charliewood1680]

I'm a volunteer firefighter in the great state of Tennessee and I have been watching Milton fire and rescue for a while now I love this chiefs response

[@MrAlden66]

Hello from Vermont, I just randomly watched this video. I normally watch FDNY chase videos. Anyway, having a huge love dogs, and they can sense the fear and worry, I hope the man and dog have recovered well from this tragic loss of his home. And Chief, I liked the driving and how you hugged those corners. I wish that man and his K9 friend the best.

[@michael61985]

The man had a lot of ammunition

[@19Dennis53]

I have been on many fire scenes working as a fire/incident photog. Something funny about the way this guy carries on with his talking and amazingly he JUST purchased $5K worth of furniture, Got the Harley off the deck and something about the tires starting the fire. I can't wait to hear what the investigation turns up.

[@StormChaserCalebkime]

Welcome Back To KZbin 8501. Be Safe Chief.

[@justinclick4731]

Was it a house or a barn

[@justinclick4731]

Oh yeah that's what I thought

[@bradsullivan2454]

What's the popping noise

[@53KJB]

Great job, Chief Long.

[@janclendenin5407]

I am so sorry for this man! At least you have your life and your dog's life. Your truck and bike are ok! Hope all is well today for you! Peace!

[@davidhawley3663]

Great to see you and the team back on STAY SAFE CHIEF .

[@dave1135]

We had one like this a week ago, got on scene, heavy smoke showing everywhere, no visible fire. We got portable tank and draft set up and dumped my tanker, I went the five miles into town to set up shuttle op and refill at the closest hydrant, took 15 to 20 minutes to get back. I rolled up, house was gone, nothing left but foundation and a few stubs of 2x4. Pump operator said it vented through the roof as the team was bringing the hoses up. Place took off like a blowtorch. Was all new construction, osb and engineered trusses. New houses are tinderboxes.

[@susanallen2678]

Thank you sir for the great footage.

[@juliaclark7418]

Thank you for your time and service. In helping keeping life and property safe.🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒😁😁😁😁😁👼👼👼👼👼👼👼 Thank you Chief Long.🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒

[@davidglaum2538]

It is wonderful to live in the country like that. So meany beautiful things around you. I have a friend that has a home in the middle of nowhere love to spend time with them. But always in the back of my mind is that they have a fire very little chance to save the place. I guess that is the price you have to pay. Life is always a trade off.

[@MegaMantim]

Good night Irene!! All over but the shoutin!!

[@garystewart2350]

Sounds like the initial R P gave a wrong location so response time might have been delayed. I have family living in a rural cattle country area of Utah and first responders get inaccurate locations quite frequently for m v a and fires. If you aren’t sure of the location tell the dispatcher where you are calling from and the area you believe the fire is.

[@iamReddington]

Glad to have you back, 8501! Thanks for not censoring the swear from the homeowner. It makes no sense to censor that stuff anyway.

[@Devil914]

Monetization is the reason why people censor that stuff. I don't think Chief here minds about that though.

[@MaxZomboni]

Long time no see. Great video for a comeback.

[@bradleytarr8792]

Do more videos on pov response structure fire Milton

[@demodog02]

I mean no disrespect sir...I'm a 25 year veteran myself...but the way you drive is questionable....

[@bellasblogs7526]

Nice vid quality keep it up ive always wanted to be a 🔥fire fighter 🙏 love ur work

[@sahmuleadams5270]

Sometimes what the homeowner wants is the most important thing.

[@timethedirtman]

Glad to see you back chief!!!

[@bitethedevil]

Been gone a while Chief.

[@asbestosfiber]

That's a bummer but I'm glad he got his dog out and saved the truck

[@juliaclark7418]

Sounded like there was Ammo going off in the house.

[@michael61985]

Sounds like thats what happened

[@SASD209]

These are great videos Chief

[@jtgreer3166]

Was that q siren for evacuation

[@dcentral]

Was the cause of fire determined? Sometimes you wonder if building codes and home designs in U.S. especially in more rural areas should adopt more fire proof materials and sprinklers.

[@fanofbigmedia]

Building codes in rural areas are generally non existent and codes that are in place are largely ignored. That's just how it is. Not saying that was the case with this home.

[@dannyhaley7610]

hey jason i was up your way about two or three weeks ago in union ky at florence speedway brother.do ya all cover that area too off of us 42?

[@JASON8502]

No, that is about 30 minutes North of us.

[@jackh577]

Excuse me if I'm wrong, but I looks like they pulled an 1 3/4 line. Did they not have a 2 1/2 ??

[@1291ffemt]

1 ¾ is better to start with in rural setting while they are getting a water supply set up and working. After getting a continuous water shuttle and supply going then you can move to monitors and extra hand lines.

[@jackh577]

@@1291ffemt Respectfully disagree.

[@Dan_Bender]

@@1291ffemt also disagree. Hit it hard and fast. Better chance at "resetting" the fire, which buys you time for next water. Those 1.75's did absolutely nothing.

[@DaciaProject]

If I'm ever in Kentucky, can I buy you a few beers Jason?!

[@bitethedevil]

Was it spontaneous combustion?

[@MaxZomboni]

That was my first though. There are not a lot of other reasons for tires to suddenly burst into flames. If there was no electric or gas involved I would be looking for some oily rags left on on or near the tires.

[@Atalanta.]

Question? Does the engine have a deck gun? 15 year poc just wondering ?

[@gusbailey68]

Wondering what the popping is around the 15:30 mark?

[@mrnorthwestohiodude7758]

What's with the Q-Blast at 20:15? Evac Tones? Most of the departments around here use the airhorn, but still, good way of getting crew's attention

[@suzylarry1]

I have never been involved in " MY " property burning up, but I would think it is painful ! It looks like bleeding to death, sorry for his lose.

[@bradsullivan2454]

I love ur videos jason

[@katiekane5247]

Milton Georgia? I'm a CERT member in Dawsonville Maybe invest in a fire extinguisher instead of 5k in furniture & boxes of ammo. Hide-a-key on truck too!

[@mrnorthwestohiodude7758]

Its Milton, KY.

[@makvlogs4511]

I saw this fire on my way back home from grocery shopping

[@michaelflachs3617]

What's all the popping? Ammo in the structure or just the timber popping? I'm a 20 year veteran in central Michigan.. great video

[@JDSWeather]

Ammo

[@lcfrss174]

where in central mich

[@michaelflachs3617]

Evart

[@lcfrss174]

I've seen u have had some bad fires there lately

[@michaelflachs3617]

Been a busy couple months for all the departments in our county really..

[@dentonthaves5216]

Why travel so far to get to the fire the building would be gone by the time the fire truck gets there.

[@fanofbigmedia]

Fire stations are few and far between in rural areas. They are staffed by volunteers who may live 10 or 15 miles in the opposite direction of the fire station, too.

[@DaughertyFarms]

You should carry him an application.

[@nlocke74]

HEAVY USE OF THE "F" BOMB FYI (I'm not offended just warning those with sensitive ears"

[@JASON8502]

That was the homeowner

[@dillonlexington]

@@JASON8502 Real life situation there. Great job keeping your cool. Quesiton though, why do your trucks wind the "Q" a couple times

[@JASON8502]

That was our automatic aid department Bedford Fire & Rescue with their engine. They are signaling that they are out of water so the guys on the hose know they are about to lose pressure.

[@dillonlexington]

@@JASON8502 Gotcha, thanks for the answer. Be safe.

[@iamReddington]

Tbh if people are sensitive by language, they probably shouldn't be watching a video where someone's house is on fire.

[@jimdavenport8020]

Total loss upon arrival.

[@callofdutyheros5047]

No matter what the call, you should drive safe. Crossing the yellow line in curves is not smart. Wo t do anyone e any good if you do t get there safe

[@mikesworld2019au]

really its night time unless someone is driving with no lights then its obvious that no one is coming around the corner

[@garykolo8650]

Chief was hauling ass !

[@johnreiman297]

I don't like being like JB and critiquing other FF's but geez guys lights on running a call and the siren needs to be on too. Liability liability. Also, you have SCBA's...wear them up at the fire. You obviously aren't going in but you are fighting it close enough to breathe that in. Not one person with one on.

[@thomasfletcher4109]

I agree . Please y'all , wear your s.c.b.a , that is some seriously toxic smoke coming from that fire

[@mrnorthwestohiodude7758]

@@thomasfletcher4109 Most departments like this in rural areas often times dont have enough money to afford SCBAs or refilling SCBAs for all crew on board, they probably only have a set of 2 or 4 per engine, and this dept has 3 engines, so they probably only have 6-12 max SCBA for the whole dept. Don't quote me on that though, it depends per department and their funding.

[@bitethedevil]

Hope he had insurance poor guy.

[@jasonlong9299]

Yes, him and the dog got out fine

[@dopeboiswagdj3315]

I DIDN'T KNOW THEY DO THIS FOR Y'ALL CELEBRITYS. I THOUGHT Y'ALL WERE REAL CELEBRITYS. TO B A CELEBRITY THE PEOPLE GOT TO CHOOSE U. DAMN IM JUST BLOC BOY DJ

[@deadghost1964]

YELLING is sins