The privilege of working for department that is wealthy enough to have sports medicine on site and cover those costs. Rest of us are paying out of pocket during our off-days to get that treatment, amazing. Applause to White River Fire prioritizing the health and fitness of their firefighters and medics, really great.
I used to work at a company that provided IT services to local and state governments. As the PM I got to go to every single fire station in my town and other towns and I gotta say they were incredibly cozy feeling. Very comfortable inside and the firefighters were awesome to us. They always had a ton of donuts or cookies the public dropped off for them that they’d let us have.
That is one we'll thoughtout station design. Everything flows nicely from the admin side to the bay's and the living area. This is now one of my favourite stations around. Great video by the way.
A LIL LATE TO THE PARTY ,ON THIS CRIBS ! NICE,SHINNY! BUT IF WE COULD ALL HAVE A "GEAR ROOM" ,THAT WOULD CHANGE THE GAME FOR SURE ! THANK YOU BROTHER , VERY GOOD !
Ever thought of coming west, specifically to eastern Washington state? There are some cool stations in my area that would be fun to see full videos on and interviews!
And this is the difference between a 1st world, developed country and a 3rd world country folks. What an amazing station. Yes, a lot of tax dollars have gone into it but that's what tax dollars are for. Saving lives, homes and everything in between. Just awesome and what a great example for the kids. The only sad thing is when the station master mentioned active school shooters as if it's a fairly common thing over there. Very sad indeed. Great video HND, thanks and greetings from New Zealand. Stay safe everyone :)
We will have to go back at some point and do that. Those are their reserve apparatus, that's why we didn't film them when we were there. The yellow specialty rig is going to be taken apart and redone soon too.
Our town bonded out $2 million for a new VFD station and we only get 300 runs a year with NO EMS component.. (most runs are first responder non fire/accident medical runs going direct from a FF's home. ). a big nice pole barn would have done the job for $400,000-$600,000. The rest of that money could have been used for training , equipment ,all sorts of things that would improve recruitment and response even contracting for an extra private EMS rig would have been a better use of that $$
Dang, I remember when station 53 only had 1 engine and 1 ambulance. I took fire 1 and 2 at central nine and did some hours at station 51, off olive branch and 135. I still have my area 51 station 51 alien shirt. Still dont get why they went to red and black trucks. I loved the bright yellow trucks.
Awesome station, even better is the staffing. ~23 full timers per shift for a run volume of 3,500? Interested in hearing what role the part timers play.
@@coreyraines9597 Yeah it’s interesting with how many people they got. My local fire department only has 155 full time members and responded to 11,258 calls for service and over 200 structure fires just last year.
Hard to see that room as being pressurized with that type of door. Must be really low pressure. The equivalent to what your vehicle is when the windows are up and your fan/blower is on.
Greetings from an Australian paramedic. Can somebody explain how the rostering works with the paramedics at Station 53? I'm assuming they work a 24 hour roster? A town that size here would yield about 10-12 jobs in a 24 period. My questions are what's the workload like, and how are they expected to work non stop in 24 hours? I'm in a larger city where we average 8-10 jobs in a 12 hour shift, so basically zero rest time, and maybe 2-3 hours on a nightshift.
My department is thinking as replacing two older engines with one engine that has a water take, jaws of life and hoses, it’s like a Tanker, Resuse, Engine
Here in Victoria, Australia all our urban brigades or either Volunteer (CFA), or full time (FRV) with no part time/paid firies. Do part time US departments run off on call services? I’m uncertain and curious. Cheers from down under 🇦🇺
We have a mix, larger cities are paid, mid size to small cities and towns are usually also often paid with some exceptions rural areas are usually all volunteers, however it is also become common to see departments running a mix of a paid with volunteers as extra manpower for large scale or multiple incidents. My department for example is paid EMS during the day with volunteers for second calls and night shift, we moved to this because our town is growing and in the last 4 or so years we went from about 500 calls for service to over 3,000. Other departments operate on a “paid on call” basis, for example I worked for a town where you got paid minimum wage to be “on call” with the perk of being able to sit at home and make money and if you were activated you received double time pay for the duration of that call which was a good way to keep cots low while make sure service is guaranteed when someone calls 911.
Even though it’s an area for them to hangout in, it’s not classified as a living space, that’s why they can have a table there. All of the trucks have exhaust vents connected to them so it’s still pretty safe
@@HeroesNextDoor carcinogens are always present in the Hot zone, carcinogens are not COVID. It’s also science, firefighters utilizing stairs or poles increase injury while responding, with distance causing response delays. Our citizens deserve fastest possible responses. It’s a nice station, not advantageous for a busy department though. Gods speed! Stay safe! Thank you for your service!
Check out the Station Cribs episode we did of New Whiteland Fire Department!
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This firehouse is impressive! Incredible episode
Thanks dude!
The privilege of working for department that is wealthy enough to have sports medicine on site and cover those costs. Rest of us are paying out of pocket during our off-days to get that treatment, amazing. Applause to White River Fire prioritizing the health and fitness of their firefighters and medics, really great.
This is by far the best fire station I've seen!
Yeah its pretty unreal!
Idk if it's cool bc I didn't watch this yet but I know it will be cool.
I used to work at a company that provided IT services to local and state governments. As the PM I got to go to every single fire station in my town and other towns and I gotta say they were incredibly cozy feeling. Very comfortable inside and the firefighters were awesome to us. They always had a ton of donuts or cookies the public dropped off for them that they’d let us have.
3500 calls, 70 FT members, 3 Stations. Props to whoever is in the councils back pocket.
That is also three stations not just in this house
This station is exceptional, gold standard!
This channel is so underrated, why!? The quality of this content is addicting, Keep up the great work!
Thanks! That means a lot to us!
@@HeroesNextDoor No problem, ill be keeping up with all the uploads!
There is a lot more to come. We are young so pass the word and help us build
he kills me with "platoon". it is a SHIFT lol
All of these Indiana stations are top notch. Hoosiers doin something right.
Thanks for reviewing an Indian fire department, GO INDIANA, INDIANS! WE LOVE YOU.
Platte Valley Fire Protection District in Kersey Colorado would blow your mind and be an amazing station cribs video.
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This guys deserve any penny 👏
They save lives so we don't need to!
Nice statement! Could not agree more
Incredible episode! This firehouse is impressive!
YESSSS THANK YOU SO MUCH PERFECT WAY TO START OFF MY MORNING🍻
This is impressive! Pretty huge fire station eh? Amazing! Thank you for this walk thru!
Yeah it was a huge station! Thanks for watching!
Making my way to the comments... to say this channel is so cool! I'm ready to spend my weekend watching these videos!
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That is one we'll thoughtout station design. Everything flows nicely from the admin side to the bay's and the living area.
This is now one of my favourite stations around.
Great video by the way.
Yeah it was pretty cool! Thanks for watching!
This is my favorite series of yours. Keep up the great work!
Glad you enjoy it! Thanks for watching!
Nice! When I saw you guys on the news here in Indy I was stoked for this!
That’s awesome! Thanks for watching!
I love this it came up in my reccomendation section and I am so glad it did.
Thank you. We have a lot of big plans. Spreading the word to friends will help us move more quickly.
You deserve way more subs then what you have you are very active with your comments and the videos are incredible
interesting video this is! thank you for the tour mate, appreciate!
Glad you enjoyed it
A LIL LATE TO THE PARTY ,ON THIS CRIBS ! NICE,SHINNY! BUT IF WE COULD ALL HAVE A "GEAR ROOM" ,THAT WOULD CHANGE THE GAME FOR SURE ! THANK YOU BROTHER , VERY GOOD !
That's what good planning looks like. Kudos to the administration folks
Beautiful fire station
Absolutely incredible!
We know right. Great bunch of guys and girls working there too
That's so cool I'm from indiana brownstown near seymour such a great fire station very cool.
My mom worked at White River now she is in Indy!!
great production and a great station!
Thank you and thanks for watching. There is much more to come!
Sweet!
The videography is good also the station. Salute!
Thanks!
Very cool!
Love your tours love to
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I'm so envy(and glad for you) to you, guys! It looks absolutely incredible.
Hi from Russia.
Great group of guys there! Thanks for watching
Hey brother, greetings from Costa Rica, you must come to Costa Rica and make a report on the two new Metropolitan stations, u love it, Pura vida!!!
Yeah that would be great. Email watchheroesnextdoor@gmail and maybe we can make that happen ?? Might take some time but we will try !!
Ever thought of coming west, specifically to eastern Washington state? There are some cool stations in my area that would be fun to see full videos on and interviews!
This is the most coolest fire dp
For sure
I remember going in a field trip to a fire station and thought it was the coolest thing ever
Love this station
Nice 👍
This is a really nice fire house
this station is luxury =]
Come down to Greenwood Indiana! We are right across from White River!
Station 91!
We are planning on making a trip back out, shoot us an email at watchheroesnextdoor@gmail.com
Nice 👍🏾
And this is the difference between a 1st world, developed country and a 3rd world country folks. What an amazing station. Yes, a lot of tax dollars have gone into it but that's what tax dollars are for. Saving lives, homes and everything in between. Just awesome and what a great example for the kids. The only sad thing is when the station master mentioned active school shooters as if it's a fairly common thing over there. Very sad indeed.
Great video HND, thanks and greetings from New Zealand. Stay safe everyone :)
Wow that station is huge can we have a rig tour of the ladder and the support unit please that would be auwsome
We will have to go back at some point and do that. Those are their reserve apparatus, that's why we didn't film them when we were there. The yellow specialty rig is going to be taken apart and redone soon too.
Looks amazing!!! * _ *
WOW! 'that shows a lot of support from the community to spend that much. We spent 1.5M on a new dispatch center and got tore apart by the media.
It all about transparency and making sure all stakeholders are on board.
Our town bonded out $2 million for a new VFD station and we only get 300 runs a year with NO EMS component.. (most runs are first responder non fire/accident medical runs going direct from a FF's home. ). a big nice pole barn would have done the job for $400,000-$600,000. The rest of that money could have been used for training , equipment ,all sorts of things that would improve recruitment and response even contracting for an extra private EMS rig would have been a better use of that $$
Well worth the money you men and women deserve it
If you guys could you should do IFD station 7 downtown Indianapolis. I think you’ll love it.
We are going to make a trip back out soon, we will have to do that!
I used to live near there
Wow. We do about 4000 jobs a day in the LAS
That is one nice firehouse
Yeah it was awesome!
God Bless
Wow
Im so hype like seriously i just turned 18 waiting to get out of school to become a firefighter
Let us know how it goes
Nice so. Cool. Fire. Brigade
First time watching this video!!
What did you think. Thanks for watching
@@HeroesNextDoor I love it how long did it call in into emergency response!
We used to bring our bunker pants back to the bunk room when we went to bed
You should do Terre Haute Fire Department (Indiana) Station 5. They just got a new badass Ladder truck here recently.
Send us an email at watchheroesnextdoor@gmail.com so we can make that happen!
So much about fire trucks
Dang, I remember when station 53 only had 1 engine and 1 ambulance. I took fire 1 and 2 at central nine and did some hours at station 51, off olive branch and 135. I still have my area 51 station 51 alien shirt.
Still dont get why they went to red and black trucks. I loved the bright yellow trucks.
That’s awesome! We saw a bunch of Area 51 stuff when we toured the new station 51, sounded like it was a fun time back then
Close friend of mine. Builds the baby boxes
That’s awesome!
Awesome station, even better is the staffing. ~23 full timers per shift for a run volume of 3,500? Interested in hearing what role the part timers play.
Is 23 full-timers on shift normal? That sounds like a lot haha
@@Jomskylark Not where I'm from, but hey the more hands the better in my opinion!
@@coreyraines9597 Yeah it’s interesting with how many people they got. My local fire department only has 155 full time members and responded to 11,258 calls for service and over 200 structure fires just last year.
Cries in Rural Volley.
You should do Orlando station 1 huge station I was just down there!!
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Great video.
I seen that safe haven baby thing on tiktok
3:00 my department has one too at the station I work
There popping up all over indiana. The lady that started it put in the first one at the fire station she worked at in Woodbury indiana.
I live in Indiana
As I watch this video, I notice that he notices a lot.
Could you do a station visit to Akron fire stations 2 East exchange Akron and station 9 on dodge ave.
We need the official invites sent to watchheroesnextdoor@gmail.com
You should try to get Hershey pa. Really like the show
We just need invites to make that happen
Should check out wayne township station 82 if you ever get a chance. Dads the engineer on the ladder
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Hard to see that room as being pressurized with that type of door. Must be really low pressure. The equivalent to what your vehicle is when the windows are up and your fan/blower is on.
im from White River
I go to school at the middle school right behind there
That’s awesome! Thanks for watching!
Come to Rockland County Department 18 Stony Point NY Wayne Hose Co 1
Greetings from an Australian paramedic. Can somebody explain how the rostering works with the paramedics at Station 53? I'm assuming they work a 24 hour roster? A town that size here would yield about 10-12 jobs in a 24 period. My questions are what's the workload like, and how are they expected to work non stop in 24 hours? I'm in a larger city where we average 8-10 jobs in a 12 hour shift, so basically zero rest time, and maybe 2-3 hours on a nightshift.
They have 24 hour shifts for the fire fighters, but only 8 hour shifts for medic
you should check out station 4 in akron ohio. just built and it is over 35,000 square feet
Dude Have the chief or PIO send us an invite and we can get it on the schedule that would be awesome!!
Can you do a Fort Wayne Indiana episode for Station 1
We can try! We are planning on going back out to Indiana at some point!
Ok
They just bought two brand new pierce engines
3 stations... 3500 calls? That's like only 3 calls a day per station.. ahh must be nice
Is a ladder bls or als
My department is thinking as replacing two older engines with one engine that has a water take, jaws of life and hoses, it’s like a Tanker, Resuse, Engine
That’s awesome! Who is building that for you?
@@HeroesNextDoor yesterday somebody came from Pierce I believe
Here in Victoria, Australia all our urban brigades or either Volunteer (CFA), or full time (FRV) with no part time/paid firies.
Do part time US departments run off on call services? I’m uncertain and curious.
Cheers from down under 🇦🇺
We have a mix, larger cities are paid, mid size to small cities and towns are usually also often paid with some exceptions rural areas are usually all volunteers, however it is also become common to see departments running a mix of a paid with volunteers as extra manpower for large scale or multiple incidents. My department for example is paid EMS during the day with volunteers for second calls and night shift, we moved to this because our town is growing and in the last 4 or so years we went from about 500 calls for service to over 3,000. Other departments operate on a “paid on call” basis, for example I worked for a town where you got paid minimum wage to be “on call” with the perk of being able to sit at home and make money and if you were activated you received double time pay for the duration of that call which was a good way to keep cots low while make sure service is guaranteed when someone calls 911.
Thought the fire pole was cool
@9:16 anyone else notice the crack in the second floor floor there too?
Concrete floors do that when they dry. However, I assure you there is no issue.
If the bay area is a hot zone why did they put the big table with comfy chairs there? Seems like not the best place to lounge around right?
Even though it’s an area for them to hangout in, it’s not classified as a living space, that’s why they can have a table there. All of the trucks have exhaust vents connected to them so it’s still pretty safe
what was the manafactuer for the engine
The main one engine 53 is a 2007 crimson spartan which is the red one. The reserve engine 54 2003 American lafrance which is the yellow one.
Where’s the 4th one going to be built?
I think they are building southeast of their coverage area
2nd floor should be admin. Faster response times if the firefighters are on the first floor. Why have a table and chairs in the hot zone?
Table in the engine bay for those nice days with the doors open and public to see. They still have great response times even being on the 2nd floor
@@HeroesNextDoor carcinogens are always present in the Hot zone, carcinogens are not COVID. It’s also science, firefighters utilizing stairs or poles increase injury while responding, with distance causing response delays. Our citizens deserve fastest possible responses. It’s a nice station, not advantageous for a busy department though. Gods speed! Stay safe! Thank you for your service!
Can you do a fire station it is called Newburgh Hopewell fire department it is in Pennsylvania station 51
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Until he met the Captain I thought you were running the station
You guys should do rotterdam fire district 2 nd in upstate new York
Are you a firefighter or paramedic?
Can you do setauket Ny?
We can try to, shoot an email to watchheroesnextdoor@gmail.com with any contact info you have for someone there
Do paramedics sleep at the firehouse?
Duh
@@hudsonbeckom8875 not all do so I really wouldn’t classify your response as intelligent
Hi
I have a video of them responding
Attached it and let’s see
What is considered a full-service fire agency
I would say they have fire and EMS and rescue