Fire Trucks Respond to Brush Fires along Coyote Creek

Multiple brush fires ignited along Coyote Creek in San Jose Friday afternoon, August 27, 2021.
Firefighters rushed to douse the flames as they burned close to commercial structures and fences, as well as outside industrial equipment. Civilians rushed to pour buckets of water, use fire extinguishers, and hose down the flames as they neared buildings and fences before firefighters arrived.
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[@LancasterResponding]

Say what you will but you can hold or put out a good bit of fire with a garden hose if it has enough pressure. Great video and hell of a job to my man on the green line

[@viperq]

Good footage.

[@RobinLynnGriffith]

Thank you

[@SanJoseFRM]

Nice footage.

[@kerncountyresponsevideos2639]

Amazing!

[@kettlekorn471]

Is that popping noise (almost sounds like firecrackers) at 0:50 from the bamboo on fire,or something else?

[@LancasterResponding]

I’d say yeah.

[@lethalspider3766]

Cool!

[@north-westemergencyphotogr7080]

That is one nice USAR truck tho

[@flyingbanana4179]

What da USAR doin?

[@darrens.4322]

Not sure of logic of assigning USAR/rescue to a brush fire. Leave that rig available for medical aids/TC's or a structure response. Just my opinion.