I can't believe that they listened to the people that do the job. It's just seems to be unheard of these days. A well thought out station and they brought back the poles.
Absolutely the best station there is and that I have ever seen. Watched the video of this being build and fell in love with it right away. To everyone that was involved great job you really nailed it on this station!
I saw that video a house is a fire department with that little shed with a little oil furnace keeping the truck warm I saw 3 months ago just goofing online look for some of the watch
Love the brothers and great firehouse but boy in the FDNY we do things different. We used to have water bugs the size of small weights in the showers. Old buildings. Only 1-2 shifts. 11 guys per fire house unless the chief and aide. Mostly 24 hr shifts. Kitchen is the therapy room. Rough crowd for sure.
That’s awesome! Beautiful city & the firehouse fits the neighborhood beautifully. Does Carmel assist the less fortunate cities to the south? Just curious how much fire duty these guys see.
Our trucks combined are out the door 20,000+ times a year on around 9,000 emergency calls. We run mutual aid with several departments, including Indianapolis.
@@HeroesNextDoor I was visiting a relative there ( prior to that I had not heard of it) and did a photo shoot of their apparatus. Top notch! Keep up the great work 👍.
One thing I would like to know when asking how people can join the department is what if you already have Fire experience and are already a Paramedic. Would one still need to go through the 6 month training? If you could, would you be able to ask that question when the topic comes up in future videos? Thank you in advance! Awesome videos!
We still send everyone through the training. Obviously if your a certified FF or Medic you wont retake the state or national tests, but recruit school is important. There’s no telling the quality of training someone received. Some folks may have taken Billy Bobs Backyard EMT course. We want to make sure your trained to the level we expect all our people to be at. Building camaraderie with your hiring group is important too, and based on the grades throughout class determines your seniority upon graduation.
@@HeroesNextDoor Not to sure, I know Southern Manatee Fire Rescue Station 1 is open for visits. They have greet members there, I’ve been to that station it was a blast. Details about Station No. 1 It houses at least 7 rigs, 2 engines including spare, 1 medic, and 2 chiefs. One of them is Batt. 3 which is their main one. Apparatus info: Engine 310 - 2015 Pierce Impel pumper (1500/750) (SN#28033-02) Engine 311 - 2016 Pierce Impel (1500/750) (SN#30048) Spare Engine: 2010 Pierce Impel pumper (1500/800) (Ex-Engine 311) Battalion 3: 2016 Chevy Tahoe? Unknown Chief: unknown info. Alpha?: unknown info Hazmat???: 1999 International (only keep there for some days and then moved to its original station).
Do you also have the problems in your country that violence against emergency forces occurs more often? Here in Germany it often happens that firefighters are hit by cars because people want to work or they are verbally and physically attacked! That's why I wonder if it also happens in the U.S. that there is no respect for emergency personnel? Because we all just want the same when the alarm goes off and we jump into the vehicles! We want to HELP! #Worldwide_respect_for_responders!
I like watching your work but please brother, you gotta work on not saying, *Ok, Ok" after nearly everything the host says to you. It is maddening. Thank you for your service & this great "show" or vid channel concept.
This is the most incredible single engine house I have ever seen in over 40 years in the Fire Service. When the video started with an aerial view, I fully expected to see a ladder and even a rescue in those quarters. The main point to me and will probably be unremarkable to most people is Carmel staffing numbers. There are absolutely not many Departments their size staffing 5 on their ladder companies.
I'd like to say a big thankyou to all firefighters 🚒 ems police 🚔 for your service world wide I'm from the UK 🇬🇧 but appreciate all those who really serve to protect
The new Owasso, Oklahoma fire station number four on 116th Street North, is a nice building. It has the European style glass bay doors. That fold open, off to the side, verses an over head door.
How awesome that they listened to the people that would be using the station as it was being designed. Now if teachers were allowed to design schools...
Truly, the way administration should be by listening to staff at work. There makes a real difference on the happiness and well-being of their employees.
We will just need some more invites. Only one company has reached out so far. If you know of any more have them email us and we will make it happen. Watchheroesnextdoor @gmail.com
It’s actually 344. As the area has exploded in growth, a new numbering system was needed as we run with departments from many departments from 3 different counties. All of central Indiana adopted the system. 3 signifies the county (Hamilton), the first 4 means Carmel, the last 4 is which station from Carmel. Prior to this numbering system it wasn’t uncommon for us to have mutual aid coming in to assist, and have to ask who specifically it was. We had stations 91-93 to the east & west, one from neighboring Zionsville and the other from neighboring Fishers. It is now 291 vs 391.
@@CarmelFireDepartment How often do you go on calls with mutual Aid, either in or out of town? I ask because I'm a retired firefighter from Shrewsbury, Ma. While there is a mutual aid system in place, it is rarely used.
Love how they kept the engine in the district but not the ambulance. 90% of all calls are EMS, hope your mother wasn't having a heart attack when that ambulance was out of district.
Statistically we’re at 65% EMS, so certainly more than fire / other. Not all 6 of our stations run an ambulance. We run all our engines ALS, and carry all the same medical equipment as the ambulances. The two closest ambulances (Station 341, 345) are both within a few miles, so we felt it was fully acceptable to temporarily move Medic 344 out for a few months. There was not room in the temp house / structure for both units.
It's great to see the inside of this station. I annoyed my daughter by saying 'This station is really nice' every time we drove by 😄
Hahaha that’s awesome! It’s definitely really nice!
I can't believe that they listened to the people that do the job. It's just seems to be unheard of these days. A well thought out station and they brought back the poles.
That kitchen probably best one seen in station cribs.awesome thanks for videos!
Professional grade for sure. I would love to cook there
I really love the lengthy videos, keep 'm coming!
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!
Carmel is a great city, thanks for the look around
Beautiful fire hall (Station) as call them in Canada. Really Like your channel as paid on call firefighter enjoy your station cribs a lot.
Thanks for watching
That is an AWESOME fire station,......thanks for sharing!!!
No problem thank you for watching
Great video, the station is truly admirable. I especially like the 'foldable' cover around the pole.
Absolutely the best station there is and that I have ever seen. Watched the video of this being build and fell in love with it right away. To everyone that was involved great job you really nailed it on this station!
I saw that video a house is a fire department with that little shed with a little oil furnace keeping the truck warm I saw 3 months ago just goofing online look for some of the watch
Great video. Really nice station. Love the staffing they have!
Love the brothers and great firehouse but boy in the FDNY we do things different. We used to have water bugs the size of small weights in the showers. Old buildings. Only 1-2 shifts. 11 guys per fire house unless the chief and aide. Mostly 24 hr shifts. Kitchen is the therapy room. Rough crowd for sure.
We would love to come see FDNY stations. Send us an email with an invite
Depending on what part of the google map you click on, you can see a view of the old and new stations.
Nice, video that is exactly why I love firefighters and why I want to be on. Happy early Halloween! 👻🎃💀
Can you please try to make your way to Noblesville, IN. I was up there a while back and would love to see the inside of their station in their town
You guys should contact South bend to see their central station
Still got those skills on the pole. Sweet
😉
Aye, repping Indiana
Tactical support unit used as a hazmat truck
That’s awesome! Beautiful city & the firehouse fits the neighborhood beautifully. Does Carmel assist the less fortunate cities to the south? Just curious how much fire duty these guys see.
Our trucks combined are out the door 20,000+ times a year on around 9,000 emergency calls. We run mutual aid with several departments, including Indianapolis.
@@CarmelFireDepartment thanks guys for your response. Keep up the great work
Check out Mint Hill, NC. Beautiful station.
We just need contacts to put them on the schedule
@@HeroesNextDoor I was visiting a relative there ( prior to that I had not heard of it) and did a photo shoot of their apparatus. Top notch! Keep up the great work 👍.
That long crack on the second floor under the table is really killing me lol
Wow
I've just noticed that Tim the PIO officer looks like the firefighter from the film Ladder 49
You are right nice catch
One thing I would like to know when asking how people can join the department is what if you already have Fire experience and are already a Paramedic. Would one still need to go through the 6 month training? If you could, would you be able to ask that question when the topic comes up in future videos? Thank you in advance! Awesome videos!
We still send everyone through the training. Obviously if your a certified FF or Medic you wont retake the state or national tests, but recruit school is important. There’s no telling the quality of training someone received. Some folks may have taken Billy Bobs Backyard EMT course. We want to make sure your trained to the level we expect all our people to be at. Building camaraderie with your hiring group is important too, and based on the grades throughout class determines your seniority upon graduation.
15:50 Running down the stairs poses a more significant risk of injury than using a pole. Insurance company need to stfu.
Did you guys ever do a video on the Carmel EOC?
INSIDE Carmel's Emergency Operation Center | Station Cribs
th-cam.com/video/xggaW8zSFYo/w-d-xo.html
Your comment/question on future apparatus should have been put to the chief
Can you come to Terre haute Indiana?
Send us an invite
Gotta check with chief
"If we have time to sit down in between runs." Stop it. You're in Carmel lmao
Jobtown
bro has a tv/radio voice
Why don't you do more fire departments in Pennsylvania.
We are. We try to break it up a bit. We want to go to every state across the US
@@HeroesNextDoor May you do a FL station? Like Manatee, Sarasota, Pinellas, Hillsborough, etc?
@@CWFLAEMOFC all we need are some invites and put them on the schedule! Do you know of anyone that will sent invites
@@HeroesNextDoor Not to sure, I know Southern Manatee Fire Rescue Station 1 is open for visits. They have greet members there, I’ve been to that station it was a blast.
Details about Station No. 1
It houses at least 7 rigs, 2 engines including spare, 1 medic, and 2 chiefs. One of them is Batt. 3 which is their main one.
Apparatus info:
Engine 310 - 2015 Pierce Impel pumper (1500/750) (SN#28033-02)
Engine 311 - 2016 Pierce Impel (1500/750) (SN#30048)
Spare Engine: 2010 Pierce Impel pumper (1500/800) (Ex-Engine 311)
Battalion 3: 2016 Chevy Tahoe?
Unknown Chief: unknown info.
Alpha?: unknown info
Hazmat???: 1999 International (only keep there for some days and then moved to its original station).
@@HeroesNextDoor Next station is SRQ ARFF Station, for sure they are open, haven’t been there yet. For SMFR you need to schedule a visit.
do zionsville indiana 3 stations which are new and incredible trucks
We need invites to make that happen. We would try our best to get there
Backed off sliding the pole. How come 🙄 🤔?
Do you also have the problems in your country that violence against emergency forces occurs more often? Here in Germany it often happens that firefighters are hit by cars because people want to work or they are verbally and physically attacked! That's why I wonder if it also happens in the U.S. that there is no respect for emergency personnel? Because we all just want the same when the alarm goes off and we jump into the vehicles! We want to HELP!
#Worldwide_respect_for_responders!
Soon to be IFD
Explain ???
What's a rip bag
It’s actually called a rit bag, it’s a rapid intervention team that goes into a fire in case a firefighter gets hurt and needs to be rescued
I like watching your work but please brother, you gotta work on not saying, *Ok, Ok" after nearly everything the host says to you. It is maddening. Thank you for your service & this great "show" or vid channel concept.
This is the most incredible single engine house I have ever seen in over 40 years in the Fire Service. When the video started with an aerial view, I fully expected to see a ladder and even a rescue in those quarters. The main point to me and will probably be unremarkable to most people is Carmel staffing numbers. There are absolutely not many Departments their size staffing 5 on their ladder companies.
Thanks for sharing! This station was truly designed and carefully thought out by our Firefighters!
Thanks so much for having us!
So he's allowed to go in, but I can't. I've been waiting for this to happen
I seen the Carmel renovation firehouse video that house is amazing
I'd like to say a big thankyou to all firefighters 🚒 ems police 🚔 for your service world wide I'm from the UK 🇬🇧 but appreciate all those who really serve to protect
fun fact Carmel has the most roundabouts in one city in the us.
The new Owasso, Oklahoma fire station number four on 116th Street North, is a nice building. It has the European style glass bay doors. That fold open, off to the side, verses an over head door.
Weight room is awesome. The crew living area beats any I have seen. The kitchen table is the most important item.
bectiful stations my sister live near it look going past it everttime i vist her
Please come to pg county Maryland over 30 fire houses career and volunteers serving over 1 million residents
We need invites from the companies to make that happen. We would love to come !!
I love the poles, I’ve always wanted to try one but I’m afraid I would probably fall lol
Engine 344 is a 2016 Seagrave with 750 gallons of water
I saw this, someone built it in minecraft actually 😂
Very nice fire sation, modern but in old style. Looks very comfortable 👍🚒
For sure, one of the best we have seen
I know he didnt say SeagraveS did he?
Did that ambulance have a Q siren?
i think so
Electronic Q. 😁
@@CarmelFireDepartment nice! On the video you can’t tell the difference
Great station tour. Keep it up!
Thanks. Many more to come
You should do a station cribs at willow street fire company. In Willow Street Pennsylvania
How awesome that they listened to the people that would be using the station as it was being designed. Now if teachers were allowed to design schools...
Truly, the way administration should be by listening to staff at work. There makes a real difference on the happiness and well-being of their employees.
As a taxpayer I’d be so glad to know that the firefighters can relax around a gas fire pit on their patio to reduce stress.
One of the captains built it and they installed it themselves
Can you do GFD in Gloucester, Ma? I know couple people that work there.
Send us invites to watchheroesnextdoor@gmail.com and we can try and schedule it
You do station crip out of iowa
We will just need some more invites. Only one company has reached out so far. If you know of any more have them email us and we will make it happen.
Watchheroesnextdoor @gmail.com
So, if there are six stations in Carmel, why is it numbered station 44?
Our understanding is region 4 station 4 makes 44. Carmel is region 4
The chief also explains it a little more while we are in the bay together
It’s actually 344. As the area has exploded in growth, a new numbering system was needed as we run with departments from many departments from 3 different counties. All of central Indiana adopted the system. 3 signifies the county (Hamilton), the first 4 means Carmel, the last 4 is which station from Carmel. Prior to this numbering system it wasn’t uncommon for us to have mutual aid coming in to assist, and have to ask who specifically it was. We had stations 91-93 to the east & west, one from neighboring Zionsville and the other from neighboring Fishers. It is now 291 vs 391.
@@CarmelFireDepartment thank you for clearing that up. Hope you all are well.
@@CarmelFireDepartment How often do you go on calls with mutual Aid, either in or out of town? I ask because I'm a retired firefighter from Shrewsbury, Ma. While there is a mutual aid system in place, it is rarely used.
Can we see hasmant 45 fleet friday
Love how they kept the engine in the district but not the ambulance. 90% of all calls are EMS, hope your mother wasn't having a heart attack when that ambulance was out of district.
Statistically we’re at 65% EMS, so certainly more than fire / other. Not all 6 of our stations run an ambulance. We run all our engines ALS, and carry all the same medical equipment as the ambulances. The two closest ambulances (Station 341, 345) are both within a few miles, so we felt it was fully acceptable to temporarily move Medic 344 out for a few months. There was not room in the temp house / structure for both units.