Rescue 50 *Ride Along* Assisting Station 57 on a Barn Fire
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Rescue 50 responding to assist Station 57 (Quarryville) on a 2 alarm barn fire. We were dispatched to assist with filling air cylinders with our onboard cascade system. Willow Street Fire Company. Taken 1/27/23
Rescue 50 is a 2003 Pierce Lance
Company Website: wsfc512.com
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FAQs-
Q: "Where is this?"
A: Our fire house is located in the town of Willow Street, just south of Lancaster City, Lancaster County Pennsylvania.
Q: "What is the spinning thing?"
A: That is called the "Roto-Ray," it is a spinning light designed to catch drivers attention.
Q: "Why is the call so far away?" or "Why does it take so long to get there?"
A: Many of our responses, or at least many of the ones that are uploaded are responding to assist other departments. Usually another firehouse can be seen or is passed by who is already on the call. We can reach the far end of our first due in West Lampeter Twp within 5 minutes, and in Providence Twp about 7.
Q: "What camera are you using?"
A: For dash cams I use a GoPro Hero 7, helmet cam videos I use a FireCam 1080
Notice: do not play this kind of video in a store or gas station because everyone will be looking around wondering where that's coming from 😂🤣
something tells me you played this in a store or gas station aloud instead of on headphones.
@@blendpinexus1416well, did that in an ambulance 😂. The driver was like “where are they coming from?!” 😂. Then he realized it was my video lol
Im not allowed to watch these videos on the car because the driver always gets confused and looks for the firetruck
Major props to the engineer and the guy on the q siren for turning it off when passing those Amish buggies, it was very considerate of you both.
And a cheer for traffic at 2:42 for leaving plenty of swing room.
Props to the driver for turning off the sirens for the Amish buggy 😁😁🙂🙂😇😇
I just had a brush fire to respond to
Wow 1st time I have seen you guys go out the back drive.
Great video! Awesome driving and use of the sirens! Also round of applause to the fire fighter controlling the sirens. Nice job of cutting it when you saw the Amish coming! The Q would have spooked the horse and you were gracious enough to cut it! Good job all around!
Do a lot of Amish people live around that area? Good to see the operator turning off the siren when near the buggies.
Yes they do
Never been this early to a video.
That dispatcher was acknowledging 38-1 as available at the end of your response transmission.
Ah now I hear it. They actually said "Intermediate 88-1 I have you available," but that helped me figure it out haha
I talked about moving back to willow Street just the other day and low and behold UA-cam recommended this to me making me miss where I grew up even more.
Nice camera placement.
As a volunteer firefighter and Emergency medical technician, I serve monroe township Juniata County and west Perry township snyder county and Perry Township snyder county and other Areas and , we have alot of Mutel Aid calles as well and Rit we are Second alarm to Seallinsgrove Snyder County and Mifflintown Hose Company out of Juniata County Pennsylvania, and thanks for the Awesome Videos and God Bless bothers and sisters in Lancaster County
Road trip. Love the scenery.
That was a long run!!!
It should be a Law with jail time for not pulling over and giving emergency vehicles the right of way !
That should be in every State
And in both directions.
Someday 😢😊
Scream that q
Better to play this on high volume flying down the highway on blue tooth speakers makes it more real and fun as iam driving.. lol 😂 only thing is I need the lights now lol
" GF" ASKED HOW DID U GET TO MY HOUSE SO FAST .. "ME" IDK HAHA
I'm always so intrigued seeing the Amish. They're a group of people I'd love to spend time with and learn about.
They survive when there are Electrical Cuts, when most Americans are having trouble surviving and going nuts. They will be here a long time to come even if the oil runs dry and there is no hospitals or electrical grids, gas or water supply. They are very resourceful and will always be.
Ah yes, the cascade system. Around here, only a handful of places have em, so I hear them being requested all the time.
Perfect video great one keep it up i be watching
Hey, I love the name of your fire department!! I grew up on Willow Street, but in Fair Haven, NJ!!!!
I always thought that if u don't pull to the side of the road, u could get fined for obstructive driving?! In NJ, it's a State Law that IS enforced in many towns.
👍👍...🤗🤗
A fresh video 😁😁
That sound!!!!!
By the they get thete it will be a shed fire
Half the day getting the r e realy
They need sub station to far away
Did you watch the first 10 seconds of the video?
Please don't tell me "that was just around the corner"
Everything in Lancaster is just down the road or around the corner
@@That_PA_Jeep_Guy That was quite a way away from the station. Geesh!!
@@judis.1810 nothing gets past you
Maybe add fisheye view???
dang thats a long drive just for "Rehab" support
When they call for the cascade systems, it's almost always a long response. We have 3 "air wagons" for my entire county and they also cover neighboring counties... Some responses can be 40 minutes plus
@@donavanglasser9247 dang. at that point the fire almost be knocked lol
What state is this in?
Pennsylvania
@@fireboyny1037 I found that out in the description
AND YES I AM A RETIRED FIREMAN !
9/11 didn't happen MTG
MY GOODNESS This day and time I cant believe it is taking this fire truck this long to get to a fire in a rural area. In north carolina we have volunteer fire depts all over rural North carolina and they can be at your home or buisness or whatever in just a matter of a very few minutes. It took this truck 20 minutes and by now the barnis burned to the ground if they were depending on this one. and when it finally gets there here are all these other trucks there WHY OH WHY DID THEY NEED THIS ONE
There was a caption at the very beginning of the video explaining the long drive. Did you read it?
@@Fire-Rescue50 DID YOU READ THE LAST PART I WROTE ON THERE ABOUT WHY THEY EVEN CALLED THIS TRUCK OUT > THIS WAS WAY OVERKILL AND VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPTS DEPEND LARGELY ON COMMUNITY DONATIONS TO SURVIVE AND THEN TO MISUSE THAT MONEY IN THIS WAY IS STUPID BUT THEN THATS THE NORTH FOR YOU SPEND AND WASTE> WHEN THIS UNIT ARRIVED THEY DIDNT EVEN HAVE A SPACE FOR THIS ONE TO PARK AND THERE WERE NO LESS THAN 6 UNITS ALREADY ON SCENE SO YEAH THIS WAS STUPID TO CALL A UNIT THEY DIDNT EVEN NEED FROM SO FAR AWAY TO COME TO A SCENE WHERE IT WAS ABSOLUTELY USELESS BUT THEN ONLY THE NORTH WOULD BE THIS STUPID
You probably can’t read lmao
@@vetterplane Yeah I can read fine this was a complete misuse of manpower and equipment which costs money and some taxpayer money is used to pay for these volunteer stations so YES it was a misuse of taxpayer money also. this unit shouldve never been dispatched to a BARN FIRE that far away. Took them 20 minutes to arrive so im guessing it was over 2o miles away. TALK ABOUY STUPIDITY but then noone has ever accused northern deoncrats of being very smart anyway
You seriously think 20 mins is a long time? It is not. After I got fired from a municipal fire Dept for refusing the jab I volunteer in a Dept that doesn’t give a shit if I have it or not. This dept coverage area takes 45 mins to cross from the start of it to the end of it. So figure out the response times in that Dept coverage area.
You do realize that whatever is on fire will no doubt be either fully engulfed in flames or has burned itself out by the time ur truck gets there?!
0:01 At the start of the video it says that closer stations have already responded. They’re responding to assist with duties like overhaul, I would assume
Yes, did you read the caption at the beginning of video?
@@Fire-Rescue50 I guess not. 🤦♂️
They were responding to fill air tanks for the crews on scene, not for any fire ground assignments
I don't think emergency vehicles should be allowed to speed in residential areas like this even with lights and sirens, change my mind. (exception is law enforcement)
You say that till it's your house that is burning or your family that is in need of help and then you're throwing a fit wanting to know why it's taking so long. Why do you think only law enforcement? Do you think they are the only ones that are trained to drive at higher speeds? I have seen law enforcement drive ninety to nothing to a fire and for what? What are they gonna do when they get there but get in the way? Firefighters are trained in more extensive driving larger vehicles than any law officer.
Ratio’d
Theyr trained drivers. Just like police. More fatalities from law enforcement running code than emt and fire. Theyr maniacs. These rigs are loud for a reason n built to stop like a Ferrari. Il take them traveling at any speed thru residential. Theyr job is measured in seconds unlike police speeding to nonsense, even a fire.
@@milofd1 get there before fire and assist with evacuation and getting the scene secured for fire. don't fight stupid with more stupid.
@@moepizl police run it far more often and as you say in smaller vehicles that are harder to spot by other drivers. watch a dashcam of a squad car running code and see how no one moves out of the way compared to videos like this. also glad to know you consider things like armed robberies and shooting "nonsense". might be a reason the world is the way it is but like the OP i bet your attitude would change if it was you or yours needing the response...
You didn't really need to go at all just stay at station for other calls 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬