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It will certainly be interesting to see how well receives they are compared to what they've had recently!

It sounds good anyway!

Maybe NYC needs to charter some buses and send it back to where they belong which is not in the US!

And you say this because?

I know what a lot of areas on a going shopping at a store like that they leave at least one crew member with the rig which makes sense because of how valuable a lot of equipment is.

Sounds kind of like what happened in Pennsylvania a few months ago although by looking at the pictures at least as a bridge didn't collapse.

https://www.wlky.com/article/ballardsville-oldham-county-fallen-firefighter-dies-battling-fire/45812419 https://www.whas11.com/article/news/local/ballardsville-fire-department-firefighter-dies-oldham-county-kentucky/417-49d665f7-1e21-4d79-b8b5-042645acf8cd

I've started listening there most of the time recently.

Overall, I have found that most of the feeds on OpenMHZ are better than the ones elsewhere plus it's free and it didn't go back and find historical dispatches.

At least it doesn't look like a bus like the one that LA purchased!

This seems like a massive overreaction. Yes, I have suffered some significant losses recently but obviously there training and OP's have worked in the past and will continue to work. I'm just wondering if publicly posting this change in policy will have an effect on their ISO rating?

I'm surprised that a rescue that large does not have tandem axles. Most of the large heavy rescues you see these days have them because of the weight of the equipment they carry.

Interesting layout for the front suction.

Really? Firetrucks need some red on them! History needs to prevail

Calling a truck bay a hanger is something that you can expect these days from many of the local news stations! I have no idea what they're talking about in most cases

Hopefully the quality will be better than the Ferraras! It will be interesting to see if they go with the Seagraves bid.

REST IN PEACE BROTHER

Any idea what they did with so much equipment? They probably should've gone to the prison found a safe cracker!

A lot of departments are getting in this kind of bind. They have an equipment replacement schedule based on normal leadtimes of 18 to 24 months and all of a sudden after the pandemic that extended significantly. Unfortunately you can't get a truck at the drop of a hat especially when each...

I'm assuming you are down there on vacation? Otherwise it was one heck of a long drive for you to get the footage. As usual great video and it is certainly appreciated.