That shot at 9:01 of a grandfather and grandson was the most poignant scene I've seen in a long time. Teach him well, Grandpa. And Godspeed Chief. I retired from the Sheriff's Office due to cancer but I was privileged to serve on the Honor Guard. I played TAPS for a number of fallen Officers and Deputies over the years. It never got easier, and I pray that it never will. Thank you Boss, for allowing me render honors - it was a privilege to be there.
I'm not a firefighter but my dad was and when I was in 7th grade and one of my buddies who got cancer from firefighting sadly died, that was one of the times I cried the most in my life still I've graduated high school now and joined the air force. But that day still sits with me hard that was the day I learned what a brotherhood firefighters form, and when one falls the heart break they all feel, I still kind of want to be a firefighter but aviation has been my no 1 interest, however if I cant be a pilot firefighting is the only other occupation I can see my self enjoying.
My dad is a volunteer firefighter and luckily we have not had a cancer related death we have had one line of duty death which was one that introduced the move over law never forget David J. Good 3/9/98 www.firehero.org/fallen-firefighter/david-j-good/
I have been so blessed by your tireless work at documenting all thing SMFR. The work that you two put into Troy's service, his photo power point and then documenting the incredible service is so greatly appreciated and will allow me and my family to hold onto some incredible memories. Keep up the great work and stay safe! Love you both - Thanks again; Lori Jackson
Connor and Eric,,, You two are doing a grand job with the presentation as well as explanations. Your department is much admired and the two of you are perfect as the face of this top notch department. Looking forward to 2020 with you folks. LODD from cancer is all too real, whether paid or volunteer.
So so sorry to hear about Chief Jackson. Even though I did not know him I can tell by your reactions and the funeral speech he was an amazing guy. My thoughts and prayers are with your Family and Chief Jackson's family. With a Heavy Heart Assistant Chaplain Adam Yochum Vincennes Fire Department
As a Probationary Fellow Firefighter this brought me to tears I am deeply sorry for your loss and I Give prayers for each one on the department and for you two.
As an Upton Fire Department (MA) Fire Explorer I pass on my deepest condolences to Chief Jackson. I did not know him but he sounds like such a great guy, as Assistant Chaplain Yochum mentioned. Rest in peace brother.
Prayers and thoughts for you and Chief Jackson’s family. We just had a devastating fire here in Vegas, 6 fatal, 13 injured. Worst in dept history of LVFR.
I’m so sorry to hear about Chief Jackson. My thoughts and prayers are with you and the entire South Metro Fire District. I hope you both have a great 2020 and thank you for the insight you’ve given everyone into the operations of South Metro. We truly love and appreciate all you do.
The almost exact same thing happened at my dads funeral, the final call and bagpipes practically killed me. He was being brought home from out of state and all of the over passes were filled.
Another great job by the South Metro PIOs. It's hard to press like on this video due to the nature, but you did a great job with this tribute to Chief Jackson. Keep up the good work Eric and Conor. Rest Easy Chief.
A sad heart here, Chief Troy seems to have been a wonderful man, thinking of others before himself. I am impressed with this department's actions during the multiple apartment fire.
Our condolenses to Chief Jacksons and his family and everybody at SMFR, from my wife and myself. Rest in Peace Assistant Chief Jackson. (slow Hand salute). I am trying to work for SMFR as a Firefighter/Paramedic. I might be old, (my mom told me and my wife told me "go for it and make us proud!"). Hi Connor and Eric, great videos. Keep it up from Ohio. :)
I know you weren't sure what to expect. Your blog is successful and popular because of the quality of your ontent.i use Pulsepoint at home. thank you for your mention of them. i have watched about 70% of you videos. Thank you for your hard work. One of the things I appreciate is the safety tips along with the story. What seems obvious to you , isn't always to us.
I was very moved by the TV coverage of the procession, it has to be one of the best TV reporting I have ever seen. RIP Chief Jackson I really enjoy this channel, I am in Jacksonville, FL
Rest In Peace fire cheif Jackson. A great firefighter and those who worked with him in the south metro fire department will never forget him. May he return to ground zero, prayers and lots of support, god has took him under his wings, he can see all of you from up there, he risked his life saving others
Thanks for all your effort this year guys, it doesn't go un-noticed. Sorry to hear about Chief Jackson there are no words that can be said too go with a firefighter's death for a firefighter to die in a flashover or collapse is terrible but for a veteran a man that deserves after all his years in hell to live easy is just wrong, more needs to be done by the international firefighting community and governments to help with firefighter cancer . In the new year for ' a day in the life' can we see the actual role of safety 18 and his/her role on the fire ground for the IC.
@South Metro Fire Rescue PIO Thank you for a great 2019 of vlogs and videos,hope to see more this 2020 year and more God Bless You Conner/Eric and all SMFR for your hard work and dedication to informing us all
I lost a good friend, who was a firefighter to the same type of cancer. Never knew that his was considered LODD but it really should have been. This was close to 15 years ago now. He had the cancer, had it go into remission, became a sheriff's deputy as he still had public service at heart but medically he could not go back to firefighting. A couple of years later he quickly went downhill and passed. A dear friend who I miss to this day and one that made me decide to get into this great profession and brotherhood. (Just realized this is coming from my daughters account)
AwesomeBolf Z Have it & everything else just not paramedic: FF1/2, EMT, Driver/Operator: Pumper & Aerial, Wildland FF plus volunteer within my community. Already on a FD as well
Do EMT first if you can, then go for Fire Academy. It’s what I did and is Way Easier. Plus, once you graduate academy you can start applying right away opposed to having to wait for EMT. Not sure how it is in every other state, but that’s how it is here in Texas. Also, get your IFSAC if you can, especially if you want to go out of state. Best of luck to you!
Very sad about the A.Chief. You guys take immense risks on this job and sacrifice so much.. Also the difference between the Red and Yellow borders on the Edmonton patches I surmise is the one is worn by FF crew members, and the other is worn on the uniforms of ranking officers. (Chiefs & management ranks).. Thanks for the vid's, you guys rock!!!
My ❤ Goes to his Family and Friends of The South Metro Fire Department and.Thank you for Protecting the city of South Metro Rest in Peace Brother We Will Take From Here ❤❤❤🚒🚒🚒🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸. This Is the Finale Alarm For Chief Jackson.
My apologies on your loss. i am working on an improvement to the clean cab concept. i was transferred to him. Rosenbauer has indicated interest in my idea. Pierce wants a written proposal. South Metro Fire Rescue has been an innovator and leader in this area. I hope to improve this. Chief Jackson was gracious to me, but not quite sure what to make of my proposal. RIP Chief Jackson. I live in Southern California. I appreciate our firefighters. God bless you and thank you for your service.
So sad our local FD lost a man (the fd is TTFD troutman township fire department) we lost him in a wild land fire and my dad is a fire chief of a next door department sherrills Ford fire and it hurt so I feel your pain SMFR and I’m so sorry you had to go thru that. 😢🌹😕
My he rest in peace. My dad passed away in 2014 at the age of 57 from on the job cancer. My dad was a volunteer firefighter for 22 years in Paisley Ontario Canada and served as the deputy chief for most of his time there until he was forced to retire in 99
The cancer he had was Adenoid Cystic Carcinoma-a rare head and neck cancer. It was attributed to breathing in all the smoke and burning carcinogens in furniture and building materials. He worked in the training division and academies for many years, and despite always (ALWAYS) wearing his mask and such, so much is absorbed in your skin from your gear. So wearing dirty gear may look cool, it is very dangerous and it continues to off-gas into your skin for a long time. I suggest you follow the Cancer Protocols that SMFR instituted to help limit that type of exposure. Thank you for your question. Be safe out there - Troy's Widow- Lori Jackson
Hi, I knew Mr.Jackson quite well and he was very nice to My family and I. When I woke up yesterday morning I remembered that today was the day that Mr.Jackson died. How could I forget waking up at 6 in the morning and my dad being gone. Wondering were he is and then I checked my phone. My dad had texted me and told me the problem. Going to school that day wasn’t easy. I know that some people will read this especially Mr.Hurst, but don’t tell my dad or anyone in my family about this please, I beg you to not, Well wishes to everyone and have a happy holiday.
I’ve sadly been involved in more LODD funerals then I care to admit, still get chocked up at those pipes, for those who don’t know what a LODD funeral is like the brotherhood coming together No explanation is possible for those who know None is necessary Rest Easy Brother
I'm not part of the community yet but the second I hear those bag pipes I'm chilled to the bone stop what I'm doing and can't help but shed tears for the brave.
Question? Why does the Battalion Chief sit inside his vehicle directing? Why not be outside doing a 360 around the building ? My condolences to the Jackson family and his fire department family.
Hey, guys would love to trade some badges with you guys from Australia, new to your Vlog, and think it's awesome. Very sad to hear. I know this is very late but only came across you guys now.
Is that you pulling up on the curb in the white truck at 16:16? How are you notified when something like this happens? Assuming you're sleeping at this time and don't have radios on or anything like that...
That would be West Metro Fire Rescue SAM 2 arriving on scene. West Metro's Safety and Medical (SAM) units are basically a combination of South Metro's Safety and Med units. I cannot answer for SMFR's PIOs, but must people on call tend to have a duty phone and alphanumeric pager that alerts them to major calls of interest. Hopefully there will be an official response to provide the exact details.
My first suggestion would be to contact your local fire department where you live, they'll have a non emergency main phone line typically answered during business hours. You can notify the department of your situation, a large number of departments these days have computers in their engines and trucks that provides premises info to the responding units. Your info can most likely be added to the info for your apartment complex so if a fire does happen, dispatch and the responding crews will be aware of your situation. Depending on the jurisdiction, your local law enforcement agency may also have the info so if an officer or deputy is there first they too know that you are a priority to assist. Insofar as actually escaping your unit, assuming your normal front door egress is blocked due to fire, one possibility to look into is commercially available rope-type escape ladders. I don't know if that would be an option for you or not as I don't know you but from my experience a good number of folks that require a wheelchair have very strong arms and upper bodies. I also vaguely remember hearing about another product that works in conjunction with a rescue harness if you'd be able to put it on. It is basically similar to a rapeling line that anchors to something in the structure and has a friction clutch pulley that slows descent. Once again, I don't know you or your exact level of limitation so i apologize if the things I mentioned aren't applicable for you. But my number 1 suggestion is getting in touch with your fire dept. and they also may have someone that can come by your apartment to evaluate your situation and hopefully offer more ideas. Hope that helps, very best of wishes. -Johnny
The day is 12/25/19 the time is 9:41 and there is a house fire on Monroe street, I’m watching from the top of the my tree in my backyard! Someone had burns on there hands. I’m listening to my scanner , the scanner just said something 19 move up to station 12. This is legit. Hey Erik put this into the next vlog please!
Also wish you did the captions like you did in the last videos keep that up form now on please it helps understand the radio talk and what’s going on!!! I do like the video from the dash cams also keep that up... I wish you could combined how you did old videos and the new videos you itch you talking about what’s going on the dash cams and just videos and photos with no sound and once in a while I wish I could hear the sirens when the units are responding!!!
That shot at 9:01 of a grandfather and grandson was the most poignant scene I've seen in a long time. Teach him well, Grandpa.
And Godspeed Chief.
I retired from the Sheriff's Office due to cancer but I was privileged to serve on the Honor Guard. I played TAPS for a number of fallen Officers and Deputies over the years. It never got easier, and I pray that it never will. Thank you Boss, for allowing me render honors - it was a privilege to be there.
As a fellow firefighter this brought me to tears because are department has lost people to cancer too
I'm not a firefighter but my dad was and when I was in 7th grade and one of my buddies who got cancer from firefighting sadly died, that was one of the times I cried the most in my life still I've graduated high school now and joined the air force. But that day still sits with me hard that was the day I learned what a brotherhood firefighters form, and when one falls the heart break they all feel, I still kind of want to be a firefighter but aviation has been my no 1 interest, however if I cant be a pilot firefighting is the only other occupation I can see my self enjoying.
It brought all of us to tears
My dad is a volunteer firefighter and luckily we have not had a cancer related death we have had one line of duty death which was one that introduced the move over law never forget David J. Good 3/9/98 www.firehero.org/fallen-firefighter/david-j-good/
One hero has his final call other hero’s save life’s. With tears in my eyes I say thank you for what you do.
I have been so blessed by your tireless work at documenting all thing SMFR. The work that you two put into Troy's service, his photo power point and then documenting the incredible service is so greatly appreciated and will allow me and my family to hold onto some incredible memories. Keep up the great work and stay safe! Love you both - Thanks again; Lori Jackson
Connor and Eric,,,
You two are doing a grand job with the presentation as well as explanations. Your department is much admired and the two of you are perfect as the face of this top notch department.
Looking forward to 2020 with you folks.
LODD from cancer is all too real, whether paid or volunteer.
So so sorry to hear about Chief Jackson. Even though I did not know him I can tell by your reactions and the funeral speech he was an amazing guy. My thoughts and prayers are with your Family and Chief Jackson's family.
With a Heavy Heart
Assistant Chaplain Adam Yochum
Vincennes Fire Department
wow what a hero you are tyfys 🫡
RIP Chief Jackson. Bless your family and South Metro.
As a Probationary Fellow Firefighter this brought me to tears I am deeply sorry for your loss and I Give prayers for each one on the department and for you two.
As an Upton Fire Department (MA) Fire Explorer I pass on my deepest condolences to Chief Jackson. I did not know him but he sounds like such a great guy, as Assistant Chaplain Yochum mentioned. Rest in peace brother.
Wow, lots of onions being chopped around here. Hits home this does.
Prayers and thoughts for you and Chief Jackson’s family. We just had a devastating fire here in Vegas, 6 fatal, 13 injured. Worst in dept history of LVFR.
I’m so sorry to hear about Chief Jackson. My thoughts and prayers are with you and the entire South Metro Fire District. I hope you both have a great 2020 and thank you for the insight you’ve given everyone into the operations of South Metro. We truly love and appreciate all you do.
I’m very sorry to hear of the loss, prayers for the department and family.
Rest In Peace Sir, you will not be forgotten.
The almost exact same thing happened at my dads funeral, the final call and bagpipes practically killed me. He was being brought home from out of state and all of the over passes were filled.
Another great job by the South Metro PIOs. It's hard to press like on this video due to the nature, but you did a great job with this tribute to Chief Jackson. Keep up the good work Eric and Conor. Rest Easy Chief.
My deepest condolences to Chief Jackson's family and SMFR from Las Vegas NV.
Rest In Peace Troy You Will Be Missed And Truely Loved By All
My condolences to Chief Jackson and his family. RIP. Can't w8 for new season. You guys are awesome!
Oh no! Wow so sorry! God bless from Canada.
My condolences to Chief Jackson’s Family and the South Metro Fire & Rescue Family Merry Christmas And a Happy New Year
A sad heart here, Chief Troy seems to have been a wonderful man, thinking of others before himself. I am impressed with this department's actions during the multiple apartment fire.
Sorry for your loss south metro. This almost brought me tears. I am glad no one was seriously hurt.
In the fire
Rest in peace Chief Jackson. Prayers coming from Spokane WA. Rest in peace!
Great job in 2019 Connor and Eric and I sorry for the loss of Chief Jackson from Tulsa ,Oklahoma
Great Job in 2019 Eric & Conor! Have a great & safe New Year from Southwest Ohio.
Our condolenses to Chief Jacksons and his family and everybody at SMFR, from my wife and myself. Rest in Peace Assistant Chief Jackson. (slow Hand salute). I am trying to work for SMFR as a Firefighter/Paramedic. I might be old, (my mom told me and my wife told me "go for it and make us proud!"). Hi Connor and Eric, great videos. Keep it up from Ohio. :)
I’m speechless and I have tears in my eyes.
Rest In Peace and god bless you and your family
Thank you for you service
I know you weren't sure what to expect. Your blog is successful and popular because of the quality of your ontent.i use Pulsepoint at home. thank you for your mention of them. i have watched about 70% of you videos. Thank you for your hard work. One of the things I appreciate is the safety tips along with the story. What seems obvious to you , isn't always to us.
Since my start in the 80s, I've experienced a fair amount of LODDs/ services "AMAZING GRACE" performed w/ pipes always gets me! RIP Chief!!
Such a beautiful tribute! Thoughts and prayers for you all at this time. So amazing to see the community you have
I was very moved by the TV coverage of the procession, it has to be one of the best TV reporting I have ever seen. RIP Chief Jackson
I really enjoy this channel, I am in Jacksonville, FL
Rest In Peace fire cheif Jackson. A great firefighter and those who worked with him in the south metro fire department will never forget him. May he return to ground zero, prayers and lots of support, god has took him under his wings, he can see all of you from up there, he risked his life saving others
Thanks for all your effort this year guys, it doesn't go un-noticed. Sorry to hear about Chief Jackson there are no words that can be said too go with a firefighter's death for a firefighter to die in a flashover or collapse is terrible but for a veteran a man that deserves after all his years in hell to live easy is just wrong, more needs to be done by the international firefighting community and governments to help with firefighter cancer . In the new year for ' a day in the life' can we see the actual role of safety 18 and his/her role on the fire ground for the IC.
I’m so sorry to hear that he will be missed thank you for your service for your never forgotten
@South Metro Fire Rescue PIO Thank you for a great 2019 of vlogs and videos,hope to see more this 2020 year and more God Bless You Conner/Eric and all SMFR for your hard work and dedication to informing us all
I lost a good friend, who was a firefighter to the same type of cancer. Never knew that his was considered LODD but it really should have been. This was close to 15 years ago now. He had the cancer, had it go into remission, became a sheriff's deputy as he still had public service at heart but medically he could not go back to firefighting. A couple of years later he quickly went downhill and passed. A dear friend who I miss to this day and one that made me decide to get into this great profession and brotherhood. (Just realized this is coming from my daughters account)
Tears were shed but they were definitely not shed for no reason. Look forward to the day in the life
Edmonton Alberta Canada Fire - the gold trim is for officers, red trim is regular duty fire personnel.
I so want to join this fire department one day
With > 45,000 calls a year who wouldn’t. 👍 See you in the 2020 hiring process 👩🏻🚒
Go for it.
Get your EMT
AwesomeBolf Z Have it & everything else just not paramedic: FF1/2, EMT, Driver/Operator: Pumper & Aerial, Wildland FF plus volunteer within my community. Already on a FD as well
Do EMT first if you can, then go for Fire Academy. It’s what I did and is Way Easier. Plus, once you graduate academy you can start applying right away opposed to having to wait for EMT. Not sure how it is in every other state, but that’s how it is here in Texas. Also, get your IFSAC if you can, especially if you want to go out of state. Best of luck to you!
Condolences to your department from central Ga.
Very sad about the A.Chief. You guys take immense risks on this job and sacrifice so much.. Also the difference between the Red and Yellow borders on the Edmonton patches I surmise is the one is worn by FF crew members, and the other is worn on the uniforms of ranking officers. (Chiefs & management ranks).. Thanks for the vid's, you guys rock!!!
Rest in peace Chief Jackson. From another Firefighter to you we all miss you brother. We got your back from here. Rest in paradise brother love you
The Edomnton Fire Patch in yellow outline is for the higher ups uniform. While the red outline is for regular rank fire fighters.
My ❤ Goes to his Family and Friends of The South Metro Fire Department and.Thank you for Protecting the city of South Metro Rest in Peace Brother We Will Take From Here ❤❤❤🚒🚒🚒🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸. This Is the Finale Alarm For Chief Jackson.
Merry Christmas and happy new year. Thanks for all great videos and info. Keep up the great work!! Jamie
Having lost three friends in the fire service this gutted me. The bagpipes are one of the hardest things to listen to.
Been here since day 3 and I thoughts and praisers
Condolences on your Loss prayers for your department
Gone NEVER FORGOTTEN Rest Easy Chief we have the line
South Metro
I am so sorry to hear that Chief Jackson died. He was a good chief. Heard great things about him. Sorry for your loss SMFR
Great first year, looking forward to more. Would love to see a tour of the mechanics shop for your fleet. Thanks!
I feel really bad. It’s obvious you guys were crying about it. RIP
This legit brought me to tears it’s sad seeing a firefighter pass but I know they served their people well rip
As a fellow firefighter I understand how this feels I leave my prayers and wishes to cheif Jackson’s family
i cryed may he rest in peace your bothers and sisters have it from here god bless you and your fam and bothers and sisters
Dear Connor and Eric,
I feel bad and sad because he was a good and nice guy, I've met him, and I hope you guys will feel better
I’m from Connecticut as well!! That’s really cool!!
I really enjoy your vlogs and they are extremely entertaining
Arizona DPS (Highway Patrol) mourns with you.
My apologies on your loss. i am working on an improvement to the clean cab concept. i was transferred to him. Rosenbauer has indicated interest in my idea. Pierce wants a written proposal. South Metro Fire Rescue has been an innovator and leader in this area. I hope to improve this. Chief Jackson was gracious to me, but not quite sure what to make of my proposal. RIP Chief Jackson. I live in Southern California. I appreciate our firefighters. God bless you and thank you for your service.
that brought me to tears 3 years later
Such a beautiful ceremony
Great job. Bless you all. 🇺🇸
So sad our local FD lost a man (the fd is TTFD troutman township fire department) we lost him in a wild land fire and my dad is a fire chief of a next door department sherrills Ford fire and it hurt so I feel your pain SMFR and I’m so sorry you had to go thru that. 😢🌹😕
I like the paintings and pictures of the fire trucks On the wall
As a JR firefighter this hits hard thank you for your service chief
I love how the Denver and South Metro held up the flag together
God Bless..
My he rest in peace. My dad passed away in 2014 at the age of 57 from on the job cancer. My dad was a volunteer firefighter for 22 years in Paisley Ontario Canada and served as the deputy chief for most of his time there until he was forced to retire in 99
sorry for chief Jackson my
RIP Chief Troy Jackson. You have gone through hell to gain your place in paradise.
Sorry for your loss. I really want to know how you can get cancer from the job. Is it due to smoke inhalation?
The cancer he had was Adenoid Cystic Carcinoma-a rare head and neck cancer. It was attributed to breathing in all the smoke and burning carcinogens in furniture and building materials. He worked in the training division and academies for many years, and despite always (ALWAYS) wearing his mask and such, so much is absorbed in your skin from your gear. So wearing dirty gear may look cool, it is very dangerous and it continues to off-gas into your skin for a long time. I suggest you follow the Cancer Protocols that SMFR instituted to help limit that type of exposure. Thank you for your question.
Be safe out there - Troy's Widow- Lori Jackson
I’m sorry for you lost
R.i.p Mr.troy jackson
Hi, I knew Mr.Jackson quite well and he was very nice to My family and I. When I woke up yesterday morning I remembered that today was the day that Mr.Jackson died. How could I forget waking up at 6 in the morning and my dad being gone. Wondering were he is and then I checked my phone. My dad had texted me and told me the problem. Going to school that day wasn’t easy. I know that some people will read this especially Mr.Hurst, but don’t tell my dad or anyone in my family about this please, I beg you to not, Well wishes to everyone and have a happy holiday.
God speed chief damn no matter what state you are a firefighter seeing these always hurts #brotherhood
I’ve sadly been involved in more LODD funerals then I care to admit, still get chocked up at those pipes, for those who don’t know what a LODD funeral is like the brotherhood coming together No explanation is possible for those who know None is necessary
Rest Easy Brother
Brother I don't know how any true man or woman could not get choked up and shed a tear when the pipes are played
I'm not part of the community yet but the second I hear those bag pipes I'm chilled to the bone stop what I'm doing and can't help but shed tears for the brave.
Yochum 294 truer words brother truer words
RIP Chief Jackson
We will always remember you. 😭😭😭❤💖❤
Rest In Peace Chief.
Question? Why does the Battalion Chief sit inside his vehicle directing? Why not be outside doing a 360 around the building ?
My condolences to the Jackson family and his fire department family.
Hey, guys would love to trade some badges with you guys from Australia, new to your Vlog, and think it's awesome. Very sad to hear. I know this is very late but only came across you guys now.
Is that you pulling up on the curb in the white truck at 16:16? How are you notified when something like this happens? Assuming you're sleeping at this time and don't have radios on or anything like that...
That would be West Metro Fire Rescue SAM 2 arriving on scene. West Metro's Safety and Medical (SAM) units are basically a combination of South Metro's Safety and Med units.
I cannot answer for SMFR's PIOs, but must people on call tend to have a duty phone and alphanumeric pager that alerts them to major calls of interest. Hopefully there will be an official response to provide the exact details.
Rest in peace Chief Jackson.
Beautiful Music RIP
A curiosity ... of the videos of you, is it very rare to happen in your occurrences, rescue in height?
A superheroe may he rest in peace 🙏
Can you guys make videos of y’all responding to calls?
rest in peace hero
I hope everyone at south metro fire Department has a safe new year
What do you recommend for a guy who has an amputation and is in a wheelchair. For getting out of an apartment on the second floor.
My first suggestion would be to contact your local fire department where you live, they'll have a non emergency main phone line typically answered during business hours. You can notify the department of your situation, a large number of departments these days have computers in their engines and trucks that provides premises info to the responding units. Your info can most likely be added to the info for your apartment complex so if a fire does happen, dispatch and the responding crews will be aware of your situation. Depending on the jurisdiction, your local law enforcement agency may also have the info so if an officer or deputy is there first they too know that you are a priority to assist. Insofar as actually escaping your unit, assuming your normal front door egress is blocked due to fire, one possibility to look into is commercially available rope-type escape ladders. I don't know if that would be an option for you or not as I don't know you but from my experience a good number of folks that require a wheelchair have very strong arms and upper bodies. I also vaguely remember hearing about another product that works in conjunction with a rescue harness if you'd be able to put it on. It is basically similar to a rapeling line that anchors to something in the structure and has a friction clutch pulley that slows descent. Once again, I don't know you or your exact level of limitation so i apologize if the things I mentioned aren't applicable for you. But my number 1 suggestion is getting in touch with your fire dept. and they also may have someone that can come by your apartment to evaluate your situation and hopefully offer more ideas. Hope that helps, very best of wishes. -Johnny
Sorry for the lose
R.I.P.
If I want to be a fire fighter do I have to go to college can you explain on what I have to do
@QuebecVille vos pompiers ne serait il pas interesser de participer a l'échange de '' patch`` (écusson) ?
RIP chief Jackson
The day is 12/25/19 the time is 9:41 and there is a house fire on Monroe street, I’m watching from the top of the my tree in my backyard! Someone had burns on there hands. I’m listening to my scanner , the scanner just said something 19 move up to station 12. This is legit. Hey Erik put this into the next vlog please!
I listen to my scanner and my and my mom go and watch the fires, but this is crazy
Can someone tell me if the cause of the fire in this vid was confirmed? Was it that arsonist that was arrested?
Also wish you did the captions like you did in the last videos keep that up form now on please it helps understand the radio talk and what’s going on!!! I do like the video from the dash cams also keep that up... I wish you could combined how you did old videos and the new videos you itch you talking about what’s going on the dash cams and just videos and photos with no sound and once in a while I wish I could hear the sirens when the units are responding!!!
And this is why we need police officer because if they weren’t there the people would of most likely died. Also RIP chief thank you for your service.
"we are so excited about 2020". oh boy..... that didn't work out!