That is one of the biggest fire houses I’ve seen around the nation. It’s beautiful it’s functional and it offers so many comforts of home for your staff. Do you have it opened up to the public is outstanding and a great way to educate and gain more future firefighters and rescuers and leaders. Congratulations and thank you for the work that you all do for our nation. God bless and stay safe. Steve
Whoever came up with the design of this station is a genius and the guy walking people through on the video is excellent with his description of everything
If you think your taxes are high now you know why! People that have private sector jobs don't get these luxuries why should people working on are tax money get these high end luxuries! Ridiculous!
6:34 If you look to the right of the big circle in the middle, the patch that says 'Queensland fire service' is my state, down in Australia! That's pretty cool to see.
Dang man... I used to live there and was a volunteer for a long time as well (if you are still around, Hi Dewitt!). this sure is a massive step up from the small place we had in town on the corner for so many years.
Wow station requirements sure have changed since I was a firefighter in the 90's. One shower bathroom, gear racks in the engine bay and everybody sleeping in the same room, regardless of gender on bunk beds. I would assume some stations still have this. Very well done video.
I am 14 years old and absolutely love fire fighters I have read so much, I thank everyone who is part of first responders, I would love to be a firefighter
Could make a top about the coolest apparatus in service, the oldest still in service, the most technologically advanced, the most emblematic ones (maybe they appear in a movie or tv show), so on.
They must have a pretty good economy. They have 11 pieces of equipment and a huge station. Thats the biggest ive ever seen for 5000 people. A fire dept for 5000 is one station around 12000 sq ft.
@@HeroesNextDoor If you have a huge coverage area, it's not a very good idea to have all your equipment in one station. That totally screws your ISO rating and increases your average response time. They should have at least one satellite station.
@@ffjsb Agreed. Where I lived that had a big coverage area. They had 3 separate stations. They used to have 2, one north end, one south end. Town grew with new housing and they built a new station and staged the ladder truck in the middle and moved in one pumper from a station that had 3 pumpers. So they had no cost rather then the new building which was nothing fancy. So they had a station north end, south end and one in the middle. So response time would be "level" and it was a volunteer department. From one end of the town line to the next town line it was about 18 miles. Bigger is not always better.
@@HeroesNextDoor thank you for sharing lovely Monticello, IN. We have a lake house on Lake Shaffer and I know first hand these guys roll ALL the time! I got to sit in and follow Medic 4 to the hospital once; these guys are true professionals. They cover the entire White County and surrounding region; this is why their station and coverage area is so big. The nearest large hospital is a 40 mile trip to Lafayette. Nicely done Heroes Next Door!
In Germany some HQ Firestations have 30 or even 50 Engine bays. 5-10 for EMS 4-6 for command (Command cars, Command Vans, Command trucks) Up to 10 spaces for staffed appliances Engine, Rescue engine, Rescue, Ladder, Tanker, Pod Carrier
Population is ~ 5000, so quite big department with a lot of cool stuff/vehicles! Sure they run calls outside the city but you can't compare with the huge Departments in Central Europe or the big US Departments.
Another beautiful station. 👍 I like the proactive approach to the dangerous carcinogens many fire services around the world have been slow to get the information out about how dangerous the job really is. The station is set up great.
Phil Vdd what a surprise to see the station again! in August 2018 we were on vacation (rbnb) in Monticello! we have the memory of having been overtaken by several vehicles which went on an accident, an overturned semi-trailer. (08/17/2018) near Moab. 🚨 🚒 🚑 🚓 .
That is an incredible station, not like the old stations I've been in. We slept in an open squad bay style room, had one locker room with a large restroom, a multiple shower head shower area, it was draconian by comparison.
Heroes Next Door, Ive just come across your channel, great interesting content. Id like to get your thoughts and send a request. Im an Airport Firefighter and would love for you to do an episode on an Airport Firehouse,not much content on that out there.
Thanks for watching! We are trying to get into an airport fire station, we just don’t have any contacts for one. Shoot us an email at watchheroesnextdoor@gmail.com with any contacts you have for an airport station
I would love absolutely love to have a kitchen table and chairs like they do or like you guys do and you're firehall those are just cool and I have never seen anything like that out of the 30 years that I was a firefighter
@@HeroesNextDoor I’m a second generation firefighter/paramedic that retired as a battalion chief. My father started in 63’ and as a kid the fire station was my playground. When Emergency was on TV, I was hooked. The funny thing is if I was watching with Dad, if there was a structure fire or any kind of fire he would always make comments like “Nope, wrong color smoke” and things like that.
For a brief second I saw some of the crew in the reflection from the window of the door to the maintenance room... I think they have to practice hide and seek some more!
I saw the -thumbnail and said “that looks like the Monticello Fire Department”. I just moved back a month or so ago. I have friends who worked for this department, now retired. One of my friends was one of the first EMTs in the state. Funny story: I was eating lunch in a drugstore downtown right after I got out of the Navy (mid 70s). The fire chief at the time asked me if I wanted a job working for them. I thought about it for a bit.
Love the videos man. You should make a trip down to the Mississippi gulf coast. Gulfport fire department station 9, D’iberville fire station, Biloxi station 1. Another place is Boerne, TX which has an amazing fire station.
You guy should check out the 2 Alsip fire departments in Illinois. They have a helipad at station 2 and training center at station 1. Lot of trucks too for the size of the town.
you should go look at one of the three stations in connersville indiana i know they are small but they are really cool station 4 has a pretty cool part of the station that many dont you can email the fire chief and he is really nice he let me go to station 1 to get a tour
This is my county’s fire department I live 10 miles north of it and they have responded to me several times whether it was when I was paralyzed in a 1050 PI or when I was going septic with an infection
Hey Mike! I got with you a few weeks back about doing a station tour of my department’s 2 4 bay stations. I was just wondering if you would still like to stop by and tour them.
My dad was a volunteer firechief from 1972-1992. He talks the town in to get a firehouse for the town. When we had a fire in our town a fire department from the next town over had to come to our town to pick the fire out. I am the only female firefighter paramedic in my family. My five brothers was a volunteer firefighter. I grew up around the fire department. I would help out my dad was the paperwork and help update the new 🚒 that was coming in the fire department . I became a JR firefighter at the age of 14 and become a paramedic at the age of 17 and start driving the 🚒 at the age of 16 and the age of 19 become a paid firefighter paramedic and at the age of 25 become the only female LT. I miss being a firefighter paramedic. In state of New York if you are a volunteer firefighter paramedic you can get a paid firefighter paramedic jobs in New York city's . I would for a paid firefighter paramedic job in Arizona they told me that I was over training to be a paid firefighter paramedic for state of Arizona.
Some of those are spare and special case rigs, like the dive van is not staffed everyday. Along with the tanker etc. I imagine that companies will jump to a special rig if they need to.
Yeah but who covers the main calls when they're out and about with the dive unit? What do they do if theyre out on another call when a dive rescue comes in? How they respond to a fire? 3 on the engine 3 on the truck? 2 on the ambo? Who brings the tanker now or additional units if needed?
Very nice and interesting video! Does someone know how the vehicles are staffed? Because there only 6-8 guys but a ton of vehicles. Greetings from Germany
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That is one of the biggest fire houses I’ve seen around the nation. It’s beautiful it’s functional and it offers so many comforts of home for your staff. Do you have it opened up to the public is outstanding and a great way to educate and gain more future firefighters and rescuers and leaders. Congratulations and thank you for the work that you all do for our nation. God bless and stay safe. Steve
Definitely a great station with a great group of firefighters!
The LT's office was probably the best office we've seen. Loved all the stuff!
Yeah he did a great job decorating it
You missed the truck outside at the end
Whoever came up with the design of this station is a genius and the guy walking people through on the video is excellent with his description of everything
Thank you for watching
My hometown, this is great for us locals to get a behind the scene look at our wonderful fire department
If you think your taxes are high now you know why! People that have private sector jobs don't get these luxuries why should people working on are tax money get these high end luxuries! Ridiculous!
That dive truck is so cool great idea by that department
3:21 How could you just leave that lovely dog behind! 😂
😂😂😂
6:34 If you look to the right of the big circle in the middle, the patch that says 'Queensland fire service' is my state, down in Australia! That's pretty cool to see.
I’m a state under you guys here in NSW the crazy covid state
@@jacobrushton117 mmm, hope you guys recover soon
@@australianemergencyvehicles505 love your content love seeing aussie emergency vehicles responding stay safe
@@jacobrushton117 cheers
My local fire department, was great to see inside of it. Haven’t had a chance to go check it out yet. Thanks Heros Next Door
No problem. Those guys were great. Stop by one day and check it out.
Amazing station with awesome apparatus, thank you for this great video.
I like the layout of the theater. No one has to fight for space when they're watching Emergency or Adam-12.
and there are city departments all across the country that still operate out of stations that are 75 years old and get the job done.
@@trvman1 Very true.
@@trvman1 how many machines they got for just 6 staff?
16:45 just as he walks though the door left side wall..😂😂😂
Or backdraft
Dang man... I used to live there and was a volunteer for a long time as well (if you are still around, Hi Dewitt!).
this sure is a massive step up from the small place we had in town on the corner for so many years.
Wow station requirements sure have changed since I was a firefighter in the 90's. One shower bathroom, gear racks in the engine bay and everybody sleeping in the same room, regardless of gender on bunk beds. I would assume some stations still have this. Very well done video.
Thank you for watching
Awesome Station!
I am 14 years old and absolutely love fire fighters I have read so much, I thank everyone who is part of first responders, I would love to be a firefighter
Could make a top about the coolest apparatus in service, the oldest still in service, the most technologically advanced, the most emblematic ones (maybe they appear in a movie or tv show), so on.
They must have a pretty good economy. They have 11 pieces of equipment and a huge station. Thats the biggest ive ever seen for 5000 people. A fire dept for 5000 is one station around 12000 sq ft.
They have a huge coverage area and wanted to keep everything under one roof
@@HeroesNextDoor If you have a huge coverage area, it's not a very good idea to have all your equipment in one station. That totally screws your ISO rating and increases your average response time. They should have at least one satellite station.
@@ffjsb Agreed. Where I lived that had a big coverage area. They had 3 separate stations. They used to have 2, one north end, one south end. Town grew with new housing and they built a new station and staged the ladder truck in the middle and moved in one pumper from a station that had 3 pumpers. So they had no cost rather then the new building which was nothing fancy. So they had a station north end, south end and one in the middle. So response time would be "level" and it was a volunteer department. From one end of the town line to the next town line it was about 18 miles. Bigger is not always better.
Tjey must be expecting to grow cause they only got 6 guys. At least 2 gonna be on the ambo so 4 for all them engines and tower.
You need at least one back up truck for every primary truck.
Incredible facility! It seems like a lot for Monticello but this building should serve well for a LONG time! Great location too!
They have a huge coverage area, that’s why they need such a big station
@@HeroesNextDoor thank you for sharing lovely Monticello, IN. We have a lake house on Lake Shaffer and I know first hand these guys roll ALL the time! I got to sit in and follow Medic 4 to the hospital once; these guys are true professionals. They cover the entire White County and surrounding region; this is why their station and coverage area is so big. The nearest large hospital is a 40 mile trip to Lafayette. Nicely done Heroes Next Door!
Thats actually a really nice looking Fire house
Greetings to firefighters from Russia! Cool modern fire station! We also recently talked about our fire department on our channel.🚒
Once we build up our channel more we should be able to head to Russia to film. If we are invited
M m m. M. Mmm m. M m
@@HeroesNextDoor It will be great if you make a release from Russia 👍 On my channel, I reviewed the fire department in which I work.
Great looking station I enjoyed watching this.
Wow, what an awesome station! It’s more like a museum with all that memorabilia.
In Germany some HQ Firestations have 30 or even 50 Engine bays.
5-10 for EMS
4-6 for command (Command cars, Command Vans, Command trucks)
Up to 10 spaces for staffed appliances Engine, Rescue engine, Rescue, Ladder, Tanker, Pod Carrier
Population is ~ 5000, so quite big department with a lot of cool stuff/vehicles! Sure they run calls outside the city but you can't compare with the huge Departments in Central Europe or the big US Departments.
Beautiful looking crib
Another beautiful station. 👍 I like the proactive approach to the dangerous carcinogens many fire services around the world have been slow to get the information out about how dangerous the job really is.
The station is set up great.
Good to see those Type One recliners in the day room.
Thats a huge station!
Very nice video for people that are starters for fire buffs very educational for the youngsters!
Awesome station. Looks very comforting to all employees and guests.
Haha they got all that room, yet they want to be together in a loft. Thank you gentlemen for your support service and sacrifice
I love Station Cribs
Phil Vdd
what a surprise to see the station again! in August 2018 we were on vacation (rbnb) in Monticello! we have the memory of having been overtaken by several vehicles which went on an accident, an overturned semi-trailer. (08/17/2018) near Moab. 🚨 🚒 🚑 🚓 .
Every time there is a new station cribs video it always gets me excited for the next one! Awesome station!
Thanks for watching. Many more to come !!!
Thought this was Monticello Minnesota, you should check that one out too. Just built, really nice station
If we can get an invite we will try
@@HeroesNextDoor I can see what I can do
I thought it Monticello Minnesota
Imagine smacking your knees on the fire hydrants while scooting your chair in
Ouch !!!
Amazing content as always! Make sure if you are ever in Pennsylvania to stop by the Kingston Fire Station!
Have them send us an invite to watchheroesnextdoor@gmail.com. We are from PA
Will do 👍
That is an incredible station, not like the old stations I've been in. We slept in an open squad bay style room, had one locker room with a large restroom, a multiple shower head shower area, it was draconian by comparison.
We got them beat 6 in 2 bays in my volunteer department in northern Minnesota actually lots of really cool rigs up here Chisholm and cook MN
I was just watching his videos a couple hours ago
New rigs would be cool for them, cool to see the older ones they use currently into a reserve.
Awesome video!
Nice that you mention the tank size. Very few FD’s that post videos, seldom get around to this important aspect. ✌️
Awesome video!!!!
God,what a station , WOW 😳😳😳, Beautiful
Production on this is great.
Thanks that means a lot to us!
YOU LEFT POOR DOGGO BEHIND
Hahaha my bad
Great dept and great guys!!
Thank you.
Great content!!!! Station Cribs is brilliant. Great work!
Thanks that means a lot to us! Thanks for watching!
The Emergency picture on the wall😆
Heroes Next Door,
Ive just come across your channel, great interesting content. Id like to get your thoughts and send a request. Im an Airport Firefighter and would love for you to do an episode on an Airport Firehouse,not much content on that out there.
Thanks for watching! We are trying to get into an airport fire station, we just don’t have any contacts for one. Shoot us an email at watchheroesnextdoor@gmail.com with any contacts you have for an airport station
3:21 The doggy’s face tho..
🤣😉
Truck checks must take all day!
Just found this channel I love it
Thanks for watching, hope you liked it and subscribed
Wooooooooooow AWESOME BUILDING
For sure. We wish we could have shown more of the burn building out back. That was really cool inside too. Just to dark when we tried to film.
@@HeroesNextDoor keep up the great work, I’m loving it. ✌🏿💪🏿👍🏿👌🏿💯
OMG thank you so much I live here and always wondered what was in there
I would love absolutely love to have a kitchen table and chairs like they do or like you guys do and you're firehall those are just cool and I have never seen anything like that out of the 30 years that I was a firefighter
Unleash the hate. Some brotherhood.
Nice Firehouse. Glad you guys are well funded. You deserve it.
I like at the 5:40 point when he walks in the door, there is a large photo of Gage & Desoto from Emergency.
Nice catch!!
@@HeroesNextDoor I’m a second generation firefighter/paramedic that retired as a battalion chief. My father started in 63’ and as a kid the fire station was my playground. When Emergency was on TV, I was hooked. The funny thing is if I was watching with Dad, if there was a structure fire or any kind of fire he would always make comments like “Nope, wrong color smoke” and things like that.
love this video
Thanks for watching
For a brief second I saw some of the crew in the reflection from the window of the door to the maintenance room...
I think they have to practice hide and seek some more!
Great video. Nice to see the classic Century Series American LaFrance engine that's parked outside. Any info. on that apparatus?
That is a damn nice station.
Sehr gutes Video
thats my kind of department, all e-ones
I saw the -thumbnail and said “that looks like the Monticello Fire Department”. I just moved back a month or so ago. I have friends who worked for this department, now retired. One of my friends was one of the first EMTs in the state. Funny story: I was eating lunch in a drugstore downtown right after I got out of the Navy (mid 70s). The fire chief at the time asked me if I wanted a job working for them. I thought about it for a bit.
Thank you.
You are welcome
Love the videos man. You should make a trip down to the Mississippi gulf coast. Gulfport fire department station 9, D’iberville fire station, Biloxi station 1. Another place is Boerne, TX which has an amazing fire station.
Should ask Ventura County Fire Department in california if you could view a few of their stations. Both the newest and the beach ones
You guy should check out the 2 Alsip fire departments in Illinois. They have a helipad at station 2 and training center at station 1. Lot of trucks too for the size of the town.
Email us some invites so we can get them on the schedule. Watchheroesnextdoor@gmail.com
you should go look at one of the three stations in connersville indiana i know they are small but they are really cool station 4 has a pretty cool part of the station that many dont you can email the fire chief and he is really nice he let me go to station 1 to get a tour
3:19 😂just shut the door in the dogs face lol
Hahaha my bad
@@HeroesNextDoor it's all good thank u for another great vid
Cool fire station
The dog is like hey you forgot about me
This is my county’s fire department I live 10 miles north of it and they have responded to me several times whether it was when I was paralyzed in a 1050 PI or when I was going septic with an infection
That’s awesome! They are a great department with a great staff!
I would love one of there patches I’m starting to collect them aswell
We are starting a challenge coin collection
WITH THE TRAINING TOOLS ON SIGHT ,ALL I WOULD NEED IS SOME CUPCAKES, I WOULD NEVER GO HOME ! LOL ! GREAT JOB SIR !
You need to do a station Riggs tour of the new fire truck
Damn makes me want to be a firefighter
Verry Verry Nice !!!! Greetings from Germany !
Thanks for watching
Great video and a great station.....but I’ll take my 120 year old New England firehouse with a real fire pole every day all day 😂
Have y’all ever considered doing anything with Charlotte NC Fire Department? 🇺🇸 love the channel!🎉
Maybe one day! We just need the invites to be sent to us in order to schedule them
@@HeroesNextDoor oh ok cool!🇺🇸⭐️
Hey Mike! I got with you a few weeks back about doing a station tour of my department’s 2 4 bay stations. I was just wondering if you would still like to stop by and tour them.
My dad was a volunteer firechief from 1972-1992. He talks the town in to get a firehouse for the town. When we had a fire in our town a fire department from the next town over had to come to our town to pick the fire out. I am the only female firefighter paramedic in my family. My five brothers was a volunteer firefighter. I grew up around the fire department. I would help out my dad was the paperwork and help update the new 🚒 that was coming in the fire department . I became a JR firefighter at the age of 14 and become a paramedic at the age of 17 and start driving the 🚒 at the age of 16 and the age of 19 become a paid firefighter paramedic and at the age of 25 become the only female LT. I miss being a firefighter paramedic. In state of New York if you are a volunteer firefighter paramedic you can get a paid firefighter paramedic jobs in New York city's . I would for a paid firefighter paramedic job in Arizona they told me that I was over training to be a paid firefighter paramedic for state of Arizona.
Did you really walk past a picture of DeSoto and Gage? Bruh, you sick? XD
😂😂😂
What about the ALF Century Series engine sitting outside by the training tower?
You guys should do Concord twp fire station 1 in Elkhart Indiana
I was hoping you could do a tour of Boardman Fire Rescue's new headquarters station when it is completed.
Yes, we just need to have an official invite and we can get it on the schedule. When is it do to be completed?
6:39 when you spot your patch!!!!
3:35 I wonder how many times they hit there legs on those fire hydrants covers :P
You should go to teh fire house in my town its pretty big and they have alot of new trucks even like a utv rescue kinda thing
What does a station like this cost? Holy balls. Without the trucks.
i love to watch fire department videos, but do also have any police department videos
Yes we will they have more rules and harder to get invites but YES they are coming very soon
@@HeroesNextDoor what exactly do you mean?
You guys should do Hanover Area Fire and Rescue in Hanover Pa
We need the invite to get that done
I am just wondering how, you said only 8 guys was on at the time, but there is so many trucks, do they get called in or what?
Some probably are a designated jump company and some probably only are used in special cases
Yes they can get called in if they need extra trucks out
Can you go to Port Jefferson department?😊
How do they staff so many units with 8-10 guys per shift only?
Backed up by volunteers? Do they call in the off shifts for big ones? How does that work? :)
I have the same wonder
Some of those are spare and special case rigs, like the dive van is not staffed everyday. Along with the tanker etc. I imagine that companies will jump to a special rig if they need to.
Yeah but who covers the main calls when they're out and about with the dive unit? What do they do if theyre out on another call when a dive rescue comes in? How they respond to a fire? 3 on the engine 3 on the truck? 2 on the ambo? Who brings the tanker now or additional units if needed?
Yeah?
What station are you a member of and have you ever done this show in your station
Yes our very first video was at the station I work at. Downingtown Minquas
3:20 how dare you close the door on my mans like that?
😂😂😂
I wouldn’t mind seeing some Virginia West Virginia fire department
All we need are some invites. We will get them on the schedule. Send any to watchheroesnextdoor@gmail.com
Very nice and interesting video! Does someone know how the vehicles are staffed? Because there only 6-8 guys but a ton of vehicles.
Greetings from Germany
So when they record this do the guys on shift just in the opposite rooms as him?
Yep. Most don't like to be on camera. We wish more were willing to talk 😉