Thank you but it was something with high voltage electricity in an apartment complex and it started from an explosion, but I’m not sure what was on fire exactly, but it was initially a 2 alarm and it got upgraded 2 times and the first time it got upgraded it went from a 2 alarm to a 4 alarm and then some more vehicles responded and made it a 5 alarm, but Toronto Police DUTY02 officer (which I have never seen and knew go to a fire scene by the way) and special constables responded, around 55 or so Toronto Fire vehicles responded (but weren’t all at the scene at once), and of course multiple EMS units were there and along with a Toronto Hydro truck
@@raleighepp5274 Well yeah I mean I've always only seen red, white, amber, and green LED lights on Toronto Fire vehicles because I'm not sure why they would need other colours either
@@raleighepp5274 Well that is true I'm not sure if they plan to but we got it on police and EMS and snow plows and some other vehicles but not on fire trucks that I've seen in Toronto
T333 is such a beast, and if I'm not mistaken it's not even the tallest aerial in the TFS fleet, with T1 reaching over 100ft higher.
This was INSANE. The cheif pulling up in the un marked was different
Great Catch.. What was on fire & how many companies responded? Love the new Tower 333 and the high pressure unit.👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you but it was something with high voltage electricity in an apartment complex and it started from an explosion, but I’m not sure what was on fire exactly, but it was initially a 2 alarm and it got upgraded 2 times and the first time it got upgraded it went from a 2 alarm to a 4 alarm and then some more vehicles responded and made it a 5 alarm, but Toronto Police DUTY02 officer (which I have never seen and knew go to a fire scene by the way) and special constables responded, around 55 or so Toronto Fire vehicles responded (but weren’t all at the scene at once), and of course multiple EMS units were there and along with a Toronto Hydro truck
what website can you see the alarm info?
Toronto Fire Active Incidents by Toronto.ca it’s the first thing that shows up if you search for Toronto Fire active incidents
Still no Blue LED'S?
Lol blue LED lights on what?
@@User_014 - Still no Blue LED'S on any Toronto Fire Trucks!
@@raleighepp5274 Well yeah I mean I've always only seen red, white, amber, and green LED lights on Toronto Fire vehicles because I'm not sure why they would need other colours either
@User_014 - Blue is standard on most Fire Trucks in Ontario. Toronto is way behind the times! Blue is most visible.
@@raleighepp5274 Well that is true I'm not sure if they plan to but we got it on police and EMS and snow plows and some other vehicles but not on fire trucks that I've seen in Toronto