Surprise Fire Call

A emergency fire call while we were touring the fire station.

[@goravatreya]

Idrc about the response time I’m just laughing b/c this was titled “Surprise” fire Call as if the some tones drop at planned times😂

[@paulhammerich9244]

Ah the sounds of doors closing, the big roller door opening, and the smell of diesel exhaust followed by the almost pure silence when a rig goes in service.......priceless

[@Stuntman2304]

Slow is smooth, smooth is fast. Flawless execution. 🙏🏻

[@dylanpeterson3490]

exactly. I always hated comments about the speed at which firefighters are moving, especially when first arriving on scene. Everything is calculated to be as safe and efficient as possible.

[@SirFloofy001]

lol a "suprise" fire call. I wasn't aware that they had pre planned fire calls.

[@alexmatthews7706]

Nix Ryu The Sergal theres an app that lets you know when a person calls 911 in your first due area its called 911 so yea

[@lindanwfirefighter4973]

5,000 Subscribers Without A video Challenge 😳 🤔

[@DorianTMChannel]

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[@jasonapple3356]

Alex Matthews what’s the app called?

[@markreese4533]

@@jasonapple3356 911

[@joegaito702]

Your service is deeply appreciated thanks to everyone who responds keep them safe out there good looking fire station and great looking tower like the style way to go appreciate you guys thanks job well done you should be proud ! Joe

[@HannahTaylor101]

Glad to see that I'm not the only one who thought that this was a really slow response time.

[@trentonboston6394]

+Hannah Taylor then you are an idiot just like the rest of them. 90 seconds to respond is a GREAT response time. Try seeing crews where I live where it takes some of them 10 minutes just to get to the damn station, then the time to gear up and leave. These guys are excellent

[@joegaito702]

Let's stop and honor and appreciate the firemen who proudly serve us your service and time and efforts are deeply appreciated thanks great job great catches as usual still going strong keep them safe out there great looking tower very impressed way to go you guys rock thanks ! Joe

[@35Girvan]

I love the kids reactions!

[@fredola2600]

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[@joegaito702]

Keep them safe them safe out there way to go your service is deeply appreciated good looking tower like the style way to go appreciate you guys thanks ! Joe

[@joegaito702]

Good looking tower like the style way to go your service is deeply appreciated thanks take care best wishes to everyone who responds keep up the good work. Joe

[@MrNgeth87]

This is where I'm from, they have great ride along program! I Did So many, They always welcome me back!!

[@Chris-jv7im]

It was not a fire call, 42 was requested for manpower after a medical call for a diabetic patient. Parents became unruly and wouldn't let the paramedics do their job. Police were coming but the aerial was closer so they came as well

[@jbreezy101]

Parents,let the medics work!

[@airshuttle6162]

lol so they threw on their full turnouts for a medical call? 😂

[@NBfirefighter9493]

Most times my pager goes off is a surprise, even the regular test pages aren't always at the same time

[@ThaBibb]

Finally get to see one of Rochester

[@SuperGrandPrix99]

Copper Bibbs is this Rochester Minnesota fire department because I live in Wabasha Minnesota and my fire department goes a lot faster

[@ThaBibb]

yes this is Rochester station 4 on the north side.

[@mcaddicts]

People complaining about the slow response they still got out quick. Its not TV, if you run around like a mad man in real life mistakes get made. You can hear someone say now we get to see the big truck go out and there's an empty Bay. The ladder is probably second due as it look like the pumper has already responded.

[@prairiewanderer5040]

+mcaddicts Good post, out the door in less than 2 minutes after notification is pretty respectable.

[@jburda1986]

+prairie wanderer yeppeers

[@Average_Joe87]

Both the tower ladder, the light rescue and the hazmat truck have since been replaced.

[@firemarshal8538]

Honestly...two minutes and out the door...that's pretty good..anyways...paid or not..it's better to go slow and deliberate and not miss a thing..then rush and miss something critical...seconds saved at the station will be lost at the scene trust me..I've had it happen..seconds spent at the station making sure your set on scene can easily be made up. That is all.

[@FireRescue80]

Very true.

[@Karrambide]

Try the fire station near my aunts house. They got to her house one minute after we called 911!

[@TH-qk1ex]

Surprise fire call? Arent all calls abit of a surprise?

[@josemsolis7167]

I don't understand the "surprise" fire call title, as opposed to what?

[@carterbromley1356]

Jose M Solis because they were visiting the station when they got a call all of the sudden

[@tillertruck7613]

Good response guys. Disregard the jolly vollies.

[@MrWams123]

If someone touched me while I was gearing up I might be a little annoyed.

[@stevenkelly9731]

Why?

[@BumberenzoTheFireEngine]

He could get annoyed because being a firefighter is a serious matter and we all know that emergencies can happen anytime

[@smoocifilms6169]

Why? I wouldn’t be, I’d appreciate the kind gesture! It’s already hard for me to put my own gear on 😂. The man was just trying to be helpful, please don’t be mad at someone if they ever want to help you.

[@ZacharyHankins]

1:30 seconds? Gosh! They need to be gone in 0.1 seconds!

[@ZacharyHankins]

+Alientank No thanks, I don't role that way.

[@claydogs123]

+Jered Watkins245 a minute thirty is good seeing a normal role out time is 2 minutes

[@ZacharyHankins]

+boxford fire explorer clay A 1:30 is awesome. I was just mocking all the morons in this comment section.

[@claydogs123]

Jered Watkins245 ok at first it didn't so

[@craigclaassen7346]

Do they take bookings for call outs? I'd have thought all calls would be a surprise.

[@Griffope]

we can certainly discuss what kind of call it was or if it was an emergency or not, but there is one thing clarer than water: it was a slow response no matter what...

[@Average_Joe87]

It wasn't a slow response time. This isn't NYC. A minute and 30 seconds is just fine.

[@zanetinsley7985]

1:30 is to get out the door is pretty good timing. Most departments struggle to get out within 2 minutes

[@dylanpeterson3490]

Those front wheel wells on that ladder are horrendous.

[@farmtruck551]

Great video!! Do you have any more from your visit??

[@evanperry1810]

They are taking their sweet old time getting ready

[@lotanowo]

Is there such a thing as not a surprise fire call?

[@ffkyle89]

neat doors

[@Joe-fe4xi]

No as bad as uk when the call is made its on average 2 mins before the department get notified then 3 mins before they leave and we have a target time of 8 mins to get to an emergency

[@isaiahheid9000]

+Delcan Not I so feel you in my town we had a call come through yesterday and everyone was ready and truck was pulling out in 10.0 Seconds. The standard protocol is 15.0 and we only got 2 blocks down before we got called off.

[@paulgeyer1067]

Molassas fire department "surprise" call. I guess you need an appointment to have a fire.

[@kimberlyrybinski4179]

nice

[@mohawkvalleyrailfaner6446]

Are you from Rochester NY?

[@wiedrich]

Correct, Rochester, MN.

[@MIDWESTHOUNDTV]

was there a dariy factory across the street

[@officialgaminggod]

"Surprise"

[@tonystephenson4842]

doors open..whoa cool !! kids today..

[@smoocifilms6169]

Don’t be upset at the children for being excited, they’re just kids and don’t get to experience this stuff...this is great for them to see!

[@mikelowe8644]

lol the guy is trying to help him put his traffic vest on for a structure...and damn, I hate to be one of those youtube commenters criticizing but that was super slow. I hop they were just going to a ringing alarm or something.

[@ernestbywater411]

It's interesting they took the ladder truck and left the others, also they didn't put on their heavy boots. I'd guess they were called as support for a difficult rescue where they needed the ladder. Even so, whatever the call, it takes them time to get their gear on and load up. I think they did well.

[@Manzo98_]

+Ernest Bywater what are you talking about? the "heavy boots" are connected to the pants of the fire turnouts. if you look you could see their station boots on the floor

[@ernestbywater411]

+eddie manzo You guys must Have some weird suppliers if the boots are connected to the pants. Down here the boots are supplied separate to the pants and coat. Often they will set the pants up over the boots to slip both on at once, but they'll also frequently not put the heavy duty boots on if the call doesn't justify the need. Then they'll go with the standard boots.

[@joshguard9834]

We only have Structural boots, which are set in the bunker pants. If the call may not justify foot protection, why would we put on bunker pants?

[@Manzo98_]

+Ernest Bywater that is what I meant my man. Sorry if I mad it sound different

[@allcot6219]

I will take a stab at this and say it was staged for the children..It is done all the time,,,then you get the ooohhhs and awwws,.

[@airsoftsnipes100]

lmfao, definitely doesn't look like an emergency, when we get a call in our town, we haul ass, not put on our gear like we're trying on a new dress haha

[@cpo87]

Damn right!!!

[@pigjubby1]

Of course you do and you never make mistakes.

[@blueferral3414]

No sense of urgency. Our standard is from call received to out the door in under 1 minute.

[@aal49]

That slow turnout was a disgrace.

[@bendoesrblx820]

This was most likely a second due truck, There is an empty bay, and someone said "Now we see the big truck" Pay attention before assuming.

[@rustynails1077]

Shocked and embarrassed for these guys

[@sebastiancox8633]

My dad is firefighter at bristol wi and they get out bay in 20 sec cause we dont have slow pokes

[@smittyvidz25fire84]

This almost seems like a drill. Dude talking in the background sounds as if he’s teaching a lesson. The gear was in the wrong truck

[@firehydrant315]

Seemed like they were not in much of a hurry. Gear on wrong truck is common in stations that have "cross staffing" where one crew can respond to different calls with more than one truck. This looks as if it could be a truck company that has a rescue for car accidents (hence the reflective vest), and medical calls and an ladder for fire response.

[@christwohill4569]

So, uh, guys, hate to break it...they're all surprise calls...

[@KnightRider1983]

That truck barely clears the bay!...lol

[@daverobinson6184]

The ladders are the best. People always look at big ladders. Sorry Eng. comps.

[@lukaslisovich9334]

Dave Robinson I'd rather put the Fire out then throw a ladder. 😉

[@blackspider9561]

Maybe they don't make that many runs. So it is a surprise.

[@josephpetrick7832]

surprise fire call? arent all fire calls a supprise? ive been a firefighter for 26 years and never knew ahead of time about a fire call.

[@MIDWESTHOUNDTV]

is this the station right act across the street from the dairy factory

[@wiedrich]

No. The station you are thinking of is #1 downtown. This is on the NW part of town. Station#4

[@MIDWESTHOUNDTV]

+Robb Wiedrich where is this one at

[@wiedrich]

+Zachery Parker read previous comment.

[@jacobyantione1650]

cool

[@gamingwithus331]

My daddy is a fire fighter

[@anthonycopter1068]

They weren't very fast for there being a fire

[@Shepherd999]

Do response times mean anything to these people?

[@margief1798]

glad they aren't in a hurry!!

[@elijahstover5833]

Most firefighters go to schools and say that there flat is 1 minute or even less and to save some times your soposed to get most of your turnout gear in the truck and not to stick up for my family but my sister's husband is a firefighter for Oldenburg Indiana but he learned pretty quick to put your jacket on your seat that have your turnout pants and boots in front of the door of the truck and have his nomax hood by his boots and have his helmet in his locker

[@professionallyclueless2395]

+Elijah Stover For Wisconsin it's 2 minutes to gear up.

[@elijahstover5833]

So what's your point

[@professionallyclueless2395]

Elijah Stover just saying the minute or less is a bit eh.

[@user-nm3px2jr3e]

Очень медленно. У нас-бы уже уволили за такой выезд.

[@DUSTY1373]

so sorry that is slow response

[@zanetinsley7985]

1:30 to get out the door? Hardly a slow response...

[@DUSTY1373]

In Florida thAt is slow

[@zanetinsley7985]

DUSTY1373 Doubt it

[@DUSTY1373]

Run an als engine

[@zanetinsley7985]

DUSTY1373 I do

[@christopherfisher6293]

We had to be mobile at 30 seconds during the day, and 45 seconds at night.Most times we were quicker than this.☺

[@gregw3]

Then you woke up from your dream.

[@DUSTY1373]

slow

[@expertfireemsproductions.1218]

+DUSTY1373 what are you talking about, they were out before 1 min 30 sec, and this above nfpa standards for response...

[@DUSTY1373]

Please

[@darrenclifford5057]

Slow pokes!!! 1 min or less out of the bay!!!

[@DavidMcCoyII]

I agree! That has got to be the slowest response I have ever seen, and I've seen a lot of them.

[@claytonmiller1949]

DARREN clifford Sorry to say but some volunteer departments are a lot slower then this because it takes time but still we all try to be fast but safe still.

[@joshuabarosin779]

You dont know the severity of the call, the dept. I do explorers at got a call for a woman trapped outside of her house.

[@jackpetty6535]

A

[@znovosad555]

Very slow. I can get my bunkers on a lot faster. Your heading to an emergency with what looks like a paid fire department. Come on. Speed up

[@gsarjos]

+znovosad555 what was the emergency? do you know? and 90 seconds out the door is slow? your a fucking moron.....

[@case6189]

90 seconds doesn't meet requirements for most depts, if you work for a paid dept that has respect for itself 60 seconds is the typical maximum to be responding to a call.

[@rogerregal8823]

Ridícula propaganda!

[@kimberlyrybinski4179]

nice