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@@AJ-dv7hf god chill

australian responders They get a notification when you sub, you don’t need to tell everyone you’ve subbed, chill.

@@AJ-dv7hf you the one that needs to chill just shut up and leave everyone alone

australian responders If you’re acting like a dumb kid you get shit, that’s the internet bruh. Think about your actions. Also I hear you’re pretending to be a firefighter with either FRV or QFRS? How pathetic.

Bigger cities have more stations for more coverage and to cut down response times

@@MrTenor-ch5gs i understand that,but Ballarat doesn't need 2 stations

peter barber Why’s that?

@@AJ-dv7hf ballarat is not big enough to have 2 stations

peter barber Why though? Low population? Geographical size? Etc...?

Smaller but more manoeuvrable

Yes, this is Ballarat ‘City’ Fire Station and most appliances are urban tanker, pumper & ladder trucks. Check out the historic‘Ballarat’ Fire Brigade - about 8 - 10mins across town, in the video tour on the same page, you will get a better sense of the 4x4 brush trucks (pumper/tankers) that serve a more rural / urban interface on the SE side of Ballarat. May try to dig up some images of the Forest Fire Victoria trucks (FFV) as well, they are tasked with the CFA to manage the pine plantations, bush land and rural property outside the Ballarat ‘City’ - it’s a bit like a small incorporated US City FD and the surrounding rural County FD and then the State Dept of Forestry FD or USNP PD. But check out the old station of the Ballarat Fire Brigade, a great late 1800s station and watch tower - original bell and one of the finest silverware collections in the State! Thanks for checking in. Stay safe.

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@@vincentweatherly9991 Oi Oi Oi

Ballarat is the 3rd largest city in Victoria. A fire station in the heart of of it needs suburban equipment. A small (relative) town near me has a pumper (suburban fire truck) because it’s big enough to warrant it. Most fire trucks of the CFA is are tankers which are more country than pumpers

They also Have an aerial Bronto appliance

What's ya point?

That would be the American secret service.

ahh... Right-e-o.

Wanker yankers

Yes definitely the US Secret Service driving the VP (soon to be POTUS) - Aussie protection details still assigned but driving the Aussie vehicles.... oh wait, GMH & Ford left us... I mean the Aussie cops during the European SUVs / VIP cars.

Why would you want a delusional dementia sufferer as president, he would never know where he was or where the biscuit was... He is DANGEROUS !!

Your wish is granted - 20 Jan 2021.

@@graememellor8319 better then trumo

How's it going for you. Your like a third world country already. People waiting in huge lines to get gas because someone took out one of your pipelines. We're all hoping America's enemies be nice and not cause any trouble for the next 4 years. Hopefully the American people find a brain and elect someone with strength and intelligence to protect America.

Why?

Craig McGarry hopefully you never need him to save you from a fire since you are so mean to him

I see you’re totally secure about yourself!

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o_Overdose agreed but we have to pay for this crap

America has had many Presidents assassinated. Australia has not.

@@logicpolice2451 Maybe that's because Australia doedn't have a president lol.

You can't it's who ever is in the passenger set and the driver can't do the turnout message

But they do have Vicfires which is pretty much dispatch

Yeah up until recently, the state of Victoria had two dispatch centers for the entire state (6.5 million people). The one for central Melbourne (the capital and largest city) and Geelong (the second largest city) was Telleho. The rest of the state were served by VicFire. However, I think this may have changed in the last few months because Country Fire Authority have just lost all their career fire fighters (they joined a new service called Fire Rescue Victoria).

@Bryce VicFire has now become Firecom and both CFA and FRV operate using Firecom and, although separate organisations, work closely together such as if a CFA station is closer to a fire, along with some FRV appliances, they will turn out

@@vincentweatherly9991 thanks for the update. Interesting to know that both agencies use the same dispatch system. It makes more sense and will allow for better interoperability.

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Approx 26 is more than a handful of CFA rescue stations. You are correct most are run by volunteers - that is a no brainer given the staff to volunteer station ratio! However, it is political when you have a career station in the same town that can get the rescue out the door much quicker with a guaranteed crew 24/7 - and don't give me any crap about vol stations being able to guarantee crews! It is also the same story at Hoppers Crossing/Werribee.

I agree on - if the response times are kept up there is no issue - I just hope those response times are being reviewed continually and not fudged. As for Werribee - are you sure that you want to impart that kind of information publicly?? There are no fully volunteer stations that would have Municipal certificate of occupancy issued, which makes it illegal for anyone to "live" there as in the case of a staffed 24/7 station. I am sure that Wyndham City Council, CFA, the UFU and centrelink would probably be very interested in this. Centrelink as some of them are probably on the rock and roll - yet fully fit and able to respond a fire truck, just not work for a living. You need to remember what volunteers were intended for in CFA - and that is not to provide an illegal 24/7 presence on a station, which you have to admit is only to stop staff getting their hands on the rescue.

where i live our rescue truck is also run by volunteers

@@harryhighpants5789 most stations that have occupancy are maned by paid firefighters(roughly 5 per shift)

I'm not sure you understand what is being discussed there - and it is 3 or 4 per shift per primary appliance. The occupancy I refer to is the classification of a station as a liveable building, which Werribee is not.

Also notice suited up for a HAZMAT incident as well....

Not really

Yes, really!

Matthew B Troll alert

Ok, so stop trolling.

Thanks!