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I don't understand how they would allow a building of that size to be built was of a water supply for fire protection! Or for that matter why anybody would want to build one like that without a large-volume of water available.

The live feed has ended but here's a link to some clips from the scene: https://www.clickondetroit.com/news/local/2024/03/05/watch-6-videos-of-massive-fire-at-distribution-plant-in-macomb-county/

Cincinnati Chili is mild compared to a lot of other chilis I've had! Also, why in the world do you put spaghetti in your chili?

https://www.wdrb.com/news/semitruck-hanging-over-ohio-river-after-collision-on-the-2nd-street-bridge/article_987067c8-d7ef-11ee-91cd-972f857a9a43.html?s=04&fbclid=IwAR0jrClQMy8r_iuXDyTkxa-POwTdSqPSoN2G2JO86M4jIfpKA7E11VmzcQ0

Any information on why the results were negative?

I believe that ISO still requires hard suction and engine companies. Not that all areas Req it however.

I'm sure having the Chiefs wear them will give them a good evaluation, 🤣:rolleyes:

It's possible EMT was not FDNY, there are quite a few other ambulances in the city from hospitals and other sources.

https://www.wdrb.com/news/louisville-firefighters-respond-to-apartment-fire-in-phoneix-hill-neighborhood-early-monday/article_de611e68-cf1f-11ee-8047-53b2951e4e9c.html?fbclid=IwAR3WCOyqhI1l7i0c8RfLOcONVoPC_ESZVILbvxqkImre5ns1ADjwBEnoJi4...

Thanks !

Anybody have any pictures of it?

Whose vehicle is that? It looks like there are several of them there.

I never could figure out why they needed F250s. I wonder if they will get the electric F150s? Hopefully not!

I can't believe a terminal was that much flammable liquids would only have one hydrant!

Is that a misprint in the 1st post or did Battalion 2 only have 10 runs for the year?

I'm assuming that's 2142 for fire related?

I hope it works better than any of the other recent communications/dispatch "improvements" have! I think so

If that's the case then how come there were so many tankers responding? Buildings should be located where there is adequate water supply available for the worst case conditions, something that obviously wasn't considered if tankers are Req.

Yes, they probably will have it on scene and setup by the time the fire is out! By the looks of the responding equipment it looks like it's an area without hydrants, I am surprised that they would be allowed to have a warehouse storing materials like that in an area without them.

Been there done that!