SFD L28, *NEW* C2432, & E56, SPD C6 & C5, & SVAC A79A1 Responding
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- Scarsdale Fire Department Ladder 28, NEW Car 2432, and Engine 56 (running in place of Engine 54), along with Scarsdale Police Department Car 6 and Car 5, and Scarsdale Volunteer Ambulance Corps Ambulance 79A1 responding to a 2-year-old having difficulty breathing on Ridgecrest North in Scarsdale, New York. Ambulance 79A1 transported the patient ALS to Westchester Medical Center and all Scarsdale Fire and Police units went back into service. Car 2432 was placed into service in mid April, 2022.
The units seen responding are:
Ladder 28 - 2018 Seagrave Marauder II (1500GPM/500GWT/100FT RM)
Car 6 - Ford Taurus
Car 5 - Ford Taurus
Ambulance 79A1 - 2012 Ford E450/MedTec
Car 2432 - 2021 Chevrolet Tahoe
Engine 56 - 2009 Spartan Gladiator/Crimson (1500GPM/500GWT/30A GFT/60B GFT)
This video was taken on April 27th, 2022.
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That’s a lot of rigs for a difficulty breathing run.
Not when a child is involved.
Most of the resources would not play any part in treatment, as there is only so many people that can access the patient.
Not if it turned into CPR.
@@jazzbutterworth and just how many people do you think are needed, asking as a 39 year veteran from another country?
Scarsdale FD does not regularly respond to EMS calls. They were special requested by the PD. So look at it this way - the difficulty breathing call received an ambulance and two cops. The "EMS assist" call received an engine, a ladder, and the shift commander. These are all pre-planned assignments, nobody looks at each specific call on the spot and decides what they should send.
I live in Scarsdale and I fell safe
Great catch! But why would they need this much man power?
It's a kid. Most firefighter's want to not run the call so they would go.
@@ncfirefighter1519 I see what ya mean.
Thanks! This is a result of pre-planning and computer-aided dispatching. Scarsdale FD does not regularly respond to EMS calls, however they were special requested to this one by the police department. That means the category in the computer would be an EMS assist rather than an EMS call. Their pre-planned response assignment for an EMS assist is an engine, a ladder, and the shift commander. I can only guess this is because if they are being requested to assist EMS, most of the time they are in need of manpower.
@@LowHudEmergency Ooh thanks that is very interesting thanks for the response!
1st time I know of Scarsdale FD going on a EMS "
Special requested by the PD.
Nice catch brother
Thanks!
New C2432 looks real nice.
excellent video
Thanks!
Nice video, gotta think most the help stood by and waited for instructions. Like the police cruisers in that town. God Bless!
Thanks!
You would get one ambulance staffed with two paramedics in my area, unless their dyspnoea was severe or life threatening.
And this call got an ambulance with one paramedic and one EMT. Then the fire department was special requested by the police department. I'm sure there are times when those two paramedics in your area need some extra hands.
@@LowHudEmergency wondering why the police would be involved at all. Unless the call was received by them.
@@craigclaassen7346 It is very common for police departments to respond to fire and medical calls around here. Many departments have some or all police officers certified as EMTs.
As an ER nurse & former FF, I can tell you too many responders can make it hard to work. People understandably get excited when an infant is involved but this was a bit over the top. For people wondering, the police have a role to play here. Was the child injured, assaulted, neglected, etc? Are people or animals interfering with rescue efforts? Will the transport benefit by a police escort? I always appreciated having a cop on scene. They often perform excellent CPR as well & may be the closest responder. Cruisers are often equipped with AEDs & O2.
What I think people are not understanding is that nobody looked at this specific incident and decided what apparatus to send. These assignments are all pre-planned well in advance so no on-the-spot thinking is involved. Scarsdale FD does not regularly respond to medical calls, meaning this call was an EMS assist in the eyes of the computer. Their pre-planned EMS assist assignment is an engine, ladder, and the shift commander. It doesn't matter if its a two-year-old with difficulty breathing or a 500 pound person who needs to be lifted and moved out of a house; it looks the exact same in the computer. The dispatcher has no discretion in the matter.
man what's that unit next to the ladder def different looking.
It's designated as a "Squad Support Unit." I believe it carries mostly HazMat equipment.
That vehicle beside the ladder looks like it's from Japan.
It’s their squad support unit
It's an American-market version of a Japanese vehicle so that would make sense.
Why do they need so many units
Every depts' protocol is different. And it's an infant. More manpower probably. We dont know whats happening on the scene.
This is a result of pre-planning and computer-aided dispatching. Scarsdale FD does not regularly respond to EMS calls, however they were special requested to this one by the police department. That means the category in the computer would be an EMS assist rather than an EMS call. Their pre-planned response assignment for an EMS assist is an engine, a ladder, and the shift commander. I can only guess this is because if they are being requested to assist EMS, most of the time they are in need of manpower.
Is this a mandatory quiet zone? I noticed that in this area you guys didn’t use your sirens.👍😁😎
They used sirens at the intersections. No need to use sirens when there is no traffic.
@@LowHudEmergency Law's here in CT at least where I'm from require siren all times, it could be 1 in morning, no one on the road and I'm hearing sirens. God Bless!
Nice video 👍👍
Thanks!