@William no not really a waste. Looks like it might be an area with fewer hydrants. Or no hydrants on the street at all. Thus the need for all those tankers and other fire apparatus.
19 apparatus for a residential structure fire . You guys do great tanker operations. But why so much equipment. Seems like an overuse of equipment from other departments. ( I don’t know the size of the structure) just wondering different ways of doing things in different places
Some areas are known for having large wildfires and need the tankers to put them out. In my state me have over 1000 tanker trucks with the United States Forest Service. Because we have super big wildfires in the mountains.
In the uk fire and rescue is organised at the county level, with 38 stations, 1 large station whole time manned, 8 more with one engine daytime wholetime manned with additional engines and night covered by on call firefighters and 29 stations covered 24/7 by on call firefighters, theres also a dedicated training facility, it allows for specialised equipment including high volume pump units which come with 3000 meters of hose and can pump 7000 litres a minute from a water source like a lake or a river and takes 15 minutes to lay out and an hour to recover
They are based in an industrial area and receives alot of money each year. They have a Seagrave Mid Mount Tower Ladder, a Seagrave Engine, a KME Engine, a GMC utility, a Mack Tanker, a Seagrave Tiller, and had (I'm not sure if they have it anymore) a KME Rescue
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Sure hope there wasn't another fire in the township because all the equipment was at 1 fire
There would still be Hazleton and West Hazleton to handle anything else in Hazle Township
That's alot of equipment responding to a shed fire
K
It was cheryl's she shed
Love those lime green trucks pretty cool paint schemes. My dad's department has the bright green paint with blue stripes.
Every fire department in the state on one call 🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️
Looks like they were calling for a lot of tankers.
@William no not really a waste. Looks like it might be an area with fewer hydrants. Or no hydrants on the street at all. Thus the need for all those tankers and other fire apparatus.
@@irishgaming8061 In this area of Pennsylvania there is maybe 1 hydrant on a street
Interesting to see a traffic director on the back of a tanker.
A lot of departments use tankers/tenders to block for MVA's. A lot cheaper to replace than an engine and they can take a hit.
I got half way through the video and decided that there really wasn't a house fire, just a fire truck convention!
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All that equipment for a shed on fire....with all those tankers I thought the village was burning down.
K
Where they able to save the foundation?
Excellent Work with your pics . Good to see that you made up to the Hazleton Coal Region ! Much Thanks for doing so !
Thank you, I plan to go up the the area again more!
Rainman14 you need to come up to the Pittston area and buff some calls
1:45 that's a pov, thats cool that they responded too.
That's because they're fire police. They respond to direct traffic around the scene.
@@braduh1 I know what a POV is. I am saying it's cool that they responded to the scene.
Albino from Utah Fire police are always on scene...
@@firefighterprodigy not in my state, only in more rural areas
@@firefighterprodigy we also don't call them fire police, we just call them POVs
Great capture Rainman.
Thanks!
Damn that tanker!
Son unas tremendas maquinas, el primero es un granite que está bien bonito.
Someone burnt down Cindy's she-shed .
Hah, I remember that commercial.
@Rainman14 have you ever thought about coming up to Erie and shooting response videos up here and the surrounding areas?
I have, but being over a 5 hour drive I’m gonna wait a while
Rainman14 id really love to see those videos
Must be a hell of fire. 20 fire engines.
Those are some big tankers.
Fantastic video!
Thank you!
What were they trying to do with all those tankers Wash it into the next state
What kind of siren is it at 1:03 all my journey in the fire service never heard a siren like that
Its that Q in the front going full.
Nice catches!
Thank you!
19 apparatus for a residential structure fire . You guys do great tanker operations. But why so much equipment. Seems like an overuse of equipment from other departments. ( I don’t know the size of the structure) just wondering different ways of doing things in different places
They don’t really need equipment from the last couple of trucks, all they really need is manpower
Honest question but do any US fire departments have high volume pump units
Some areas are known for having large wildfires and need the tankers to put them out. In my state me have over 1000 tanker trucks with the United States Forest Service. Because we have super big wildfires in the mountains.
My last department had two engines and one engine tanker. They all had 2250 gpm pumps. The engines carried 1000 gals. The tanker carried 3000 gals.
1000, 1250, and 1500 gpms are the norm.
In the uk fire and rescue is organised at the county level, with 38 stations, 1 large station whole time manned, 8 more with one engine daytime wholetime manned with additional engines and night covered by on call firefighters and 29 stations covered 24/7 by on call firefighters, theres also a dedicated training facility, it allows for specialised equipment including high volume pump units which come with 3000 meters of hose and can pump 7000 litres a minute from a water source like a lake or a river and takes 15 minutes to lay out and an hour to recover
I should have said my county has
hey did you join your vfd yet?
Amazing video!!!!!
Thanks!
tower 107 is a beast
Yea it is. I was at their station not long ago for their forceable entry simulator and I couldnt stop staring at it
I count 3 counties (Luzerne, Carbon and Skook) on that call, and did LVN buy out APTS Ambulance?
EyeWatchThemAll they did also West end ambulance as well
West End?
EyeWatchThemAll West end community ambulance. Stroudsburg/ Monroe area
That mack truck🔥🔥🔥
Love the video 👍🏻
Glad you enjoyed!
That is just a ridiculous amount of equipment for a shed fire. What a waste of fuel and members time. 🤦🏻♀️
It wasn’t a shed fire, the entire rear of the house was fully involved.
I love tanker firetruck
Love them dawgs!!!!
Wear was the fire at
1:02 What is that noise?
A stuck siren
what is this Fire Police
Love the seagrave pumpers
Same here!
All those units for a frigging shed fire!!! Here in the UK, you’d get two engines, tops.
It wasn’t a shed fire, it was a 2nd alarm house fire
You really need that many trucks for a structure Fire?
Jim Coulter no..
Its a second alarm so I mean
Hazle twp fire has some nice trucks
Agreed! I plan to to try and catch them some more
That fire police officer she have the orange flag
They are based in an industrial area and receives alot of money each year. They have a Seagrave Mid Mount Tower Ladder, a Seagrave Engine, a KME Engine, a GMC utility, a Mack Tanker, a Seagrave Tiller, and had (I'm not sure if they have it anymore) a KME Rescue
Did they get there new rescue in yet
@@bryantower107 just go to google and search Hazle Township Fire Company, PA and go to images. It should show their apparatus there
Fire police 🤣🤣
TAN KER
byuu
Volley whacker fest.
Ski Dude guess you must be one of those lied to IAFF drones?
Wow...thrilling. An entire video of fire trucks driving by....(yawn)