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Columbus siren usage is usually pretty chill. Q, airhorns, etc... usually only come out when crossing red lights and major backups.

I have been mostly focusing on photography lately. Plenty of content for my flickr and instagram, but not many response videos unfortunately. I figured I would dump a few from the past year though. Hopefully more to follow at some point.

I believe that is OSU Transportation/Traffic Management. Not super common to see even on campus.

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Norfolk and CSX. 4 tracks.

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The patient was deemed too heavy for the standard ambulance and gurney, so the specially equipped bariatric ambulance and additional manpower was requested.

@@centralohioemergency Thanks for clarifying.

Thanks! This week really stretched my storage.

There is always next year!

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Simple but effective graphics, and as many lights as they could fit on it. It is a very nice cruiser.

I am not always a fan of the specialized graphics, but they did a really nice job with this one!

Thanks! It was a very good turnout. The bus was from the Ohio State Highway Patrol Academy.

@@centralohioemergency i'd love to go and see this

@@CobraEmergency If you are ever in Ohio during Police Week, its always a good time. Newark had a great setup for hosting it this year too.

Thanks! With a station this big, there is usually something going on.

Thanks! Stations 7 and 13 are usually decently busy around there.

@@centralohioemergency Thanks for the update also congratulations on 1K!

@@ohioscanner Thanks! I didn't even notice until you pointed it out!

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i agree that sedans are safer in high speed pursuits, but as the amount of police equipment increases, you need space to put all the spike strips and cones along with a place to put the suspect in the back.

Their older vehicles use the stock Ford white on black, I suspect this was the simplest "match the rest of the fleet without buying Fords" option.

Correct. They were canceled just before arrival.

@@centralohioemergency Cool. Do you know what happened?

@@614firebuff Porch roof collapsed under the weight of students partying on top. 14 patients transported.

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Very. These units rarely get dispatched, and usually get canceled enroute.

Agreed. This department uses it as an actual patrol unit rather than a PR piece, and it seems to be actually set up to be functional.

I was thinking the exact same thing. I like the lighting setup and pattern but not the vehicle or the thin blue line colour scheme.

Battalion 3 was responding from quarters at Station 7, at 8th and Indianola.

This was Tuesday.

These units were all responding for a bariatric medical emergency.

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The station numbers are a part of a county/regional number system. Columbus uses 1-35, plus 40 for their academy. Grandview Heights is department 50, Clinton Township is Department 60, all the way around Franklin County to Prairie Township (Department 240). Mifflin township is Department 130, with Stations 131-134.

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@@centralohioemergency also, if its a babitrac, why would they send a full house if they can just use a babitrac ambulace

@@emergencyresponsevideosand4423 The bariatric unit is only for transport. The department or company requesting the MSU is responsible for providing any personnel and equipment needed for patient care on scene and while en route to the hospital. In this incident, L131 was first responder for M133. The ladder arrived on scene, determined the bariatric response was appropriate, and began patient care while the medic arrived and additional units were dispatched. Engine 133 and R134 responded for manpower/equipment to assist in lifting and moving the patient, CFD was requested to provide the MSU, and the Battalion to coordinate/command the scene.