What a great save. OFD did an amazing job and dispatch was awesome. I hope your city pulls their head out of their butts and stops that whole lay off thing. They all think the can shave Fire Dept. budgets but then something bad happens and its the F.D.s fault.What a crock... whats more important? FIRE PROTECTION or A MUSIC HALL? Wow thats a hard choice. Music hall duh...Hello...Idiots.. Be safe out there Brothers.
Orlando Fire - You guys are incredible. I post this video to my facebook page every few months to inspire my brothers, and show just what aggressive firefighting and proficient Truck work is all about. Strong work!
OUTSTANDING WORK BY ALL!! This video TRULY illustrates what a difference a strong dispatch team makes in determining the outcome of an incident, especially of this magnitude. As for the operational companies and Tower crew - you have my deepest respect!!
im very proud t be from Orlando, FL. I remember that fire, i had a friend that was living in apartment b, he lost everything. Ever since that day to this day on, I am now a part time vol firefighter/ first responder.
After watching this I strongly recommend That Hollywood make a movie called. Dispatchers. A 2 hour long action packed thrill ride where the timing is cut close leaving you on the edge of your seat. thumbs up if you agree
God bless you, Orlando Fire, and especially the brothers who rescued the family. This is scary and then joyful to listen to. GREAT JOB! IN Jewish tradition we have a phrase: "He who saves one life it is as if he has saved the universe". For that Mom you indeed saved the universe.
BRAVO! I am in the military and we face dangers when we deploy, but you guys face danger on a daily basis. I applaud you for your dedication to the job and all the hard work you put into training in preparation for these missions. Thank God for our firefighters.
your dispatcher did an exellent job.with resources cut and numbers going down in firehouses all over the U.S. it is only going to get harder to have rescues like this.my dept just cut 12 people and the rescue company.those children will grow up and have a second chance at life.great work.stay safe
I have repeatedly posted this video on Facebook for everyone to see - not just my brother and sister firefighters. No matter how many times I view this it still sends shivers up my spine. Orlando - what an amazing effort and rescue. Your work reminds me why I have spent the last 16 years of my life in the fire service. God Bless you all.
I have repeatedly posted this video on Facebook for everyone to see - not just my brother and sister firefighters. No matter how many times I view this it still sends shivers up my spine. Orlando - what an amazing effort and rescue. Your work reminds me why I have spent the last 16 years of my life in the fire service. God Bless you all.
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Wow, your dispatcher talks really slow when announcing the units, by the time they were done, ours would have been starting on the address, even with a full box.
BY the time you are hearing the verbal dispatch, we have already received house tones and the information is on the truck computers.
The dispatcher intentionally dispatches at a moderate pace to ensure that all of the information is delivered clearly. It only took 20 seconds to dispatch the initial alarm units, situation, and provide the address in a clear/audible manner.
Again, this is the main reason why I will never live in an apartment building. Your neighbors could get careless and you could wind up like this poor mother and her children; trapped during a fire and with no way out.
Everyone involved did a great job. You all should be proud of what you accomplished here this day. Yes this includes the victims who, for the most part, remained calm.
i think the guys from distric 3 was really weird and funnycuz he just goes over the radio sayin heavy smoke showin.i mean seriously its just kinda WEIRD
He did that to show officially on the record that heavy smoke was showing upon arrival on the scene, and also to alert the companies about the caliber of the fire.
u think thats weird, one of our neighbor stations responded to a accident with injury and couldn't find the crash and said over the radio "how stupid are we"
It's all about staffing. Fire engines and trucks can't do anything without people. Great job guys. The enemy of fire departments are politicians like those here in Los Angeles. They have taken a huge crap on the citizens and the LAFD. It's all about corruption. Too many chiefs and not enough workers on the ground. Hopefully it won't happen in other cities. Awesome OFD.
That is exactly the reason that laying off fire fighters to save budget dollars is the worst decision any tax payer or city/county council person could ever make!
I am beyond impressed with the communication between dispatch and fireground, excellent job done by the FD. People don't realize how important a dispatcher is in the police and fire services. The men and women involved have my utmost respect
R.I.T stands for Rapid Intervention Team. This is a dedicated Fire Crew at the scene who's sole purpose is to rescue firefighters. They monitor the incident with Command and note crew locations. They would be equipped with rescue gear and would have preplanned the incident site for rapid means of entry/exit. Hope this helps.
can somone explain to me why the hell they respond with about a thousand people? We would respond with an engine and a rescue truck, with a back up of a ladder and another engine.
yes, i saw the fire, theres still something like 20 trucks there. in a situation like that, we would respond with an inital 3 trucks, maybe 4, 2 engines, 1 rescue, and maybe 1 ladder. we would then get an additional 3-4 trucks, mix of engine and ladders, and that would be it. and the first arriving truck would probably set up in quick attack mode, go in, get the people out, then the following trucks would fight fire.
Yes it different in every state/county right? Like im guessing why they sent so many trucks is because it was a big apt complex plus fire and they didn't want other structures to catch on fire. Here we had a apt fire and we sent a ladder, 2 engines and a rescue, so with bigger city's they had more man power so they can send more trucks.
probably, i'm actually a fire fighter in the USAF, we have the biggest or second biggest department in the Air Force at my base (Ramstein AB, Germany) and we only have a manning of something like 75-100 people per shift, for 9 stations. there are 5 or 6 different districts, each one having 1-2 different stations, some of which are crash response only. which is something most departments don't have to worry about. So it does vary a lot.
I'm a Washington D.C. firefighter. The initial box alarm assignment for the DCFD is, 5 Engines, 2 Trucks, 1 Rescue Squad, 2 Battalion Chiefs, and a Ambulance. If its a working fire its another Engine and another Truck, a Air unit, a Medic unit, ect.. A second alarm is the same as the first, all over again. Everyone does it differently.
So your telling me that your first truck would go in, fight fire AND make 10 grabs within 4 mins?? Like we did that day. I think not! And It was only 9 maybe 10 units on scene.
in the event of smoke or fire, we would respond Station 1, station 2, and maybe station 5. if you pull the people off the crash trucks to man the ladder, that gives you 1 rescue, 2 pumpers, and the ladder, plus the district cheifs. thats a total of about 16-17 people on scene within 10 min. If we need more, we have an additional 4 pumpers, and a qunit, but all of them would take more than 15-20 min to get on scene.
Clearly your department has a lack of concern for your safety. NFPA has set guidlines on responses and minimum staffing for a reason. I guess sitting in a foam truck washing down the remains of a jet crash doesnt take much manpower.
try we have to do more with less. our response area is about the size of rode island. we have a total of around 60-70 people on shift. for 9 stations. 1 of which is only for crash response, another of which is crash/ structural..
Great job guys. I wish all departments could flow this smoothly including mine. I have never had to rescue some yet but if I do I hope it goes just as well as you guys did your rescue.
why do people love firefighters dont get me wrong i like the firefighters to i wnat to be one when i get up but why dont people like police without them the world would be in an uprising ilike both
Americans are in big trouble...Politicians all over the USA are cutting firefighters. People need to become active and have a voice on how their community is run. Every City-Township-Village, should have a charter amendment that mandates a certain number of Firefighters based on population period. This will make the Mayor cut the golf course & library staff when money gets tight. Leave the dedicated professional life savers ALONE!
Phenomenal job by our brothers in Orlando. I'm an Lt. in Fall River, MA, and our dept. is being hatcheted by inept politicians. They already cut our manpower by 45 men, and their actually asking for more. Fight the good fight brothers. Don't make it easy for these Sleez-Bag politicians to simply dump on us like we are second-class citizens. My prayers go out to our brothers who were laid-off, and to those who are still working short-staffed; Stay Safe.
Great job guys!! My dept just laid off 45 and is expected to lay off another 20.. bringing our number of members to about 125... for a city of 90,000+
Were all starting to feel it, my dept is running short almost 50 FFs and just unfunded 30 more, Im losing my position at the station Im at now. Still have a job but a two man engine company is not enough!!!!
Your fire service should not be effected by budget cuts, period. write or call your council reps, it is your voice that keeps you safe. Excellent work by the OFD!
Excellent job by all involved; Mom, FF crews and dispatch. This is how it supposed to work. When you have adequate staffing. When 911 is manned by competent dispatchers. When a Mother protects her children. God Bless all of you.
And for those of you suffering the wrath of the budgetary axe, share this with your city councils, mayors, congressman, senators, civic leagues. Anyone who will listen. 835
All the best to everyone involved, It's heartwrenching to hear the cuts taking place in the northamerican fireservice, this video makes it clear those whom protect us from harmsway must remain. True proffesionals on this job. GOD BLESS You ALL. Scrape 301
Outstanding work by all involved. I tip my helmet to the dispatchers, the mother and her children and to my brothers of the OFD. Godspeed to you all...
Great job done by all!
HolmzNH 1 day ago
To all concerned: Good Job, well done. I don't know how to say it any better than that. God Bless you all.
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flames41418 4 months ago
This is beautiful! Great job Orlando. Communication is key! Proper preparation prevents poor performance.
SongBird357 5 months ago
hell yeah good job
kawasakikx250ff 5 months ago
God bless the OFD!!
MrCzechers 6 months ago
Right on fellas. Huge save.
ScottHartmann0321 6 months ago
Is someone cutting an onion?
addakorn 6 months ago 2
Great Job
nysouljah43 9 months ago 3
What a great save. OFD did an amazing job and dispatch was awesome. I hope your city pulls their head out of their butts and stops that whole lay off thing. They all think the can shave Fire Dept. budgets but then something bad happens and its the F.D.s fault.What a crock... whats more important? FIRE PROTECTION or A MUSIC HALL? Wow thats a hard choice. Music hall duh...Hello...Idiots.. Be safe out there Brothers.
sgttweeter0910 10 months ago
Orlando Fire - You guys are incredible. I post this video to my facebook page every few months to inspire my brothers, and show just what aggressive firefighting and proficient Truck work is all about. Strong work!
mutualBox 10 months ago
Excellent job Firefighters and Dispatchers from a retired PoliceOfficer!
12715159 10 months ago
Great job!!!
Tor7men7ted2 10 months ago
My cousin Lisa Hruby, is on Orlando FD....
knightsaber67 10 months ago
OUTSTANDING WORK BY ALL!! This video TRULY illustrates what a difference a strong dispatch team makes in determining the outcome of an incident, especially of this magnitude. As for the operational companies and Tower crew - you have my deepest respect!!
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jennykopra 1 year ago
great job !!!!!
matthewz07 1 year ago
im very proud t be from Orlando, FL. I remember that fire, i had a friend that was living in apartment b, he lost everything. Ever since that day to this day on, I am now a part time vol firefighter/ first responder.
bwebber89 1 year ago
After watching this I strongly recommend That Hollywood make a movie called. Dispatchers. A 2 hour long action packed thrill ride where the timing is cut close leaving you on the edge of your seat. thumbs up if you agree
generalpuckett 1 year ago
God bless you, Orlando Fire, and especially the brothers who rescued the family. This is scary and then joyful to listen to. GREAT JOB! IN Jewish tradition we have a phrase: "He who saves one life it is as if he has saved the universe". For that Mom you indeed saved the universe.
sharppointy1 1 year ago 2
dispatch did a great job
fireguy95971 1 year ago 10
great job guys . great rescue ,way too go
fireman9576 1 year ago
nice job orlando looks like it was a tough one, especially the stress put on you when disp. tells you people trapped.
funbob41 1 year ago
Great Response Time and search! Also great video
ROBERTABEL1 1 year ago
It's also important that we all put out campfires in forests so no fire is left unattended when we leave.
SegaGenesisFan115 1 year ago
GREAT JOB TO MY HOMETOWN HEROES!!!!!!
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Sherard52 1 year ago
well done to all, fantastic job
bommaz 1 year ago
An Orlando Fire Department success story due in part to adequate staffing and response times. Not to mention the professional personnel.
sjseng 1 year ago
BRAVO! I am in the military and we face dangers when we deploy, but you guys face danger on a daily basis. I applaud you for your dedication to the job and all the hard work you put into training in preparation for these missions. Thank God for our firefighters.
sandra4380 1 year ago
@sandra4380 Thank God for the good men and women of our military. Without you, our jobs wouldn't mean a whole lot.
A greatfull firefighter in Texas. (Former Infantryman, '80-84).
PopppaBlue59 1 year ago
Whatever they pay you guys is not enough.
Fantastic job to the dispatcher and all smokeys involved.
satos1 1 year ago
MAN YOU BROTHERS N SISTER OF ORLANDO FIRE DID A HELL OF A GOOD JOB KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK AND STAY SAFE GUYS
fire3fighter343 1 year ago
your dispatcher did an exellent job.with resources cut and numbers going down in firehouses all over the U.S. it is only going to get harder to have rescues like this.my dept just cut 12 people and the rescue company.those children will grow up and have a second chance at life.great work.stay safe
treemnkys 1 year ago
Hats off to the Orlando Fire rescue, thank God you are here for the city!
brian445 1 year ago
the caller inside was pretty damn calm...
Kopihucky 1 year ago
@Kopihucky It's amazing what adrenaline can do to help you survive
Stealthguy06 1 year ago
Strong work, Nice save!!
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I have repeatedly posted this video on Facebook for everyone to see - not just my brother and sister firefighters. No matter how many times I view this it still sends shivers up my spine. Orlando - what an amazing effort and rescue. Your work reminds me why I have spent the last 16 years of my life in the fire service. God Bless you all.
Zylvia1 1 year ago
I have repeatedly posted this video on Facebook for everyone to see - not just my brother and sister firefighters. No matter how many times I view this it still sends shivers up my spine. Orlando - what an amazing effort and rescue. Your work reminds me why I have spent the last 16 years of my life in the fire service. God Bless you all.
Zylvia1 1 year ago
thats a real freaken dept. AMEN BROTHERS... not many dept in south florida even know what the hell VES is... keep it up good job
bunde04 1 year ago
Awesome video guys, great job OFD
GFD17 1 year ago
you are allowed to listen to the radio traffic in america??
in germany its forbidden...unfortunately!
buechenbergcamper 1 year ago
Great job guys you should all be proud!
michaelmaas1 1 year ago
Makin us proud boys. Another great save. Way to go.
jsbFF08 1 year ago
everytime i watch this i tear up....and i don't care.........it too damn close for comfort.....love you guys......
miraget3549 1 year ago
Wow. Those are some fast tones. It seems our tones drag on forever. lmao
DJSpikesan 1 year ago
OFD always knows how to get the job done right ! Great job guys !
mutualaidsupplies 1 year ago
Great Job!!!
markplante 1 year ago
Well done the fire crews and amazed at the calm response of the trapped woman. Great job all round.
Norfolkscot 2 years ago
Wow, firefighters are the shit
its420fresh 2 years ago
Thank god for Firemen and women.
emspixie 2 years ago 3
>great!
joachimfws 2 years ago
awsome video
52Fire 2 years ago
good video
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Bad ass fire company in pg county md
wramcwrfd1 2 years ago
Damn good video, damn good! Keep up the good work!
ompla69 2 years ago
nice video
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from pg county maryland
wramcwrfd1 2 years ago
great job by dispatchers and crews on scene!!! great save!!!
fireaxeco1 2 years ago
i have a scanner.
was happy with the happy ending.
i also attended a local fire
academy class. i haven't had the time yet.
but i can do a ride along with the fire department.
great video. great
bugsme10 2 years ago
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Wow, your dispatcher talks really slow when announcing the units, by the time they were done, ours would have been starting on the address, even with a full box.
Tanker12137 2 years ago
BY the time you are hearing the verbal dispatch, we have already received house tones and the information is on the truck computers.
The dispatcher intentionally dispatches at a moderate pace to ensure that all of the information is delivered clearly. It only took 20 seconds to dispatch the initial alarm units, situation, and provide the address in a clear/audible manner.
OFDfyreman 2 years ago 20
EXACTLY! Who's ahead of the game now?!
aberhollboi 2 years ago
@Tanker12137 lol fail
USAGamingMW2 1 year ago
@Tanker12137 Wow. You are a real dick. Wow. You are the 'woulda, coulda, shoulda' guy. Wow. What a tool.
mrstuperstefan 10 months ago
crazy fire, good video
WestCornersFire29 2 years ago
Again, this is the main reason why I will never live in an apartment building. Your neighbors could get careless and you could wind up like this poor mother and her children; trapped during a fire and with no way out.
Everyone involved did a great job. You all should be proud of what you accomplished here this day. Yes this includes the victims who, for the most part, remained calm.
UtahMike41 2 years ago
I had chills throughout this entire video, just reinforces my decision to volunteer.
Great job OFD. Stay safe out there.
bullzisnipr3 2 years ago
Great video and neat work by the OFD. Glad to see a happy ending.
Scousefire 2 years ago
i think the guys from distric 3 was really weird and funnycuz he just goes over the radio sayin heavy smoke showin.i mean seriously its just kinda WEIRD
jeffgordon524 2 years ago
He did that to show officially on the record that heavy smoke was showing upon arrival on the scene, and also to alert the companies about the caliber of the fire.
goblues21 2 years ago
thx for lettin me know its was just kinda weird to me!
jeffgordon524 2 years ago
u think thats weird, one of our neighbor stations responded to a accident with injury and couldn't find the crash and said over the radio "how stupid are we"
ninja231994 2 years ago
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FF4112 2 years ago
Great Job !!! Outstanding job by the OFD and the Dispatchers. Are you guys running digital p25.
mendylitz 2 years ago
Great job brothers!
gfdmedic 2 years ago
OUTSTANDING WORK !!!
paratonymedic 2 years ago
It's all about staffing. Fire engines and trucks can't do anything without people. Great job guys. The enemy of fire departments are politicians like those here in Los Angeles. They have taken a huge crap on the citizens and the LAFD. It's all about corruption. Too many chiefs and not enough workers on the ground. Hopefully it won't happen in other cities. Awesome OFD.
Mikyz12 2 years ago
amazing video. thanks for making/posting this.
jaytoddmartin 2 years ago 2
great response from the command center...also great communication by the ff
AFGHANBOI32 2 years ago
That is exactly the reason that laying off fire fighters to save budget dollars is the worst decision any tax payer or city/county council person could ever make!
Flamehater 2 years ago
I am beyond impressed with the communication between dispatch and fireground, excellent job done by the FD. People don't realize how important a dispatcher is in the police and fire services. The men and women involved have my utmost respect
mabas21 2 years ago
OUTSTANDING----GUYS === :)
truck501 2 years ago
R.I.T stands for Rapid Intervention Team. This is a dedicated Fire Crew at the scene who's sole purpose is to rescue firefighters. They monitor the incident with Command and note crew locations. They would be equipped with rescue gear and would have preplanned the incident site for rapid means of entry/exit. Hope this helps.
HAZWIZ 2 years ago
Toronto Fire Responds way quicker
Psychotiicx 2 years ago
That really doesn't matter. About 3 minutes is still a really good response time
mooo483 2 years ago
can somone explain to me why the hell they respond with about a thousand people? We would respond with an engine and a rescue truck, with a back up of a ladder and another engine.
hankidan 2 years ago
Did you see the fire man? Its an apt complex fire, that's why they sent so many trucks plus theres people trapped.
quispamsisst2 2 years ago
yes, i saw the fire, theres still something like 20 trucks there. in a situation like that, we would respond with an inital 3 trucks, maybe 4, 2 engines, 1 rescue, and maybe 1 ladder. we would then get an additional 3-4 trucks, mix of engine and ladders, and that would be it. and the first arriving truck would probably set up in quick attack mode, go in, get the people out, then the following trucks would fight fire.
hankidan 2 years ago
Yes it different in every state/county right? Like im guessing why they sent so many trucks is because it was a big apt complex plus fire and they didn't want other structures to catch on fire. Here we had a apt fire and we sent a ladder, 2 engines and a rescue, so with bigger city's they had more man power so they can send more trucks.
quispamsisst2 2 years ago
probably, i'm actually a fire fighter in the USAF, we have the biggest or second biggest department in the Air Force at my base (Ramstein AB, Germany) and we only have a manning of something like 75-100 people per shift, for 9 stations. there are 5 or 6 different districts, each one having 1-2 different stations, some of which are crash response only. which is something most departments don't have to worry about. So it does vary a lot.
hankidan 2 years ago
Given the scenario at hand it's not really a case of "too many rigs."
xhandbasketx 2 years ago
I'm a Washington D.C. firefighter. The initial box alarm assignment for the DCFD is, 5 Engines, 2 Trucks, 1 Rescue Squad, 2 Battalion Chiefs, and a Ambulance. If its a working fire its another Engine and another Truck, a Air unit, a Medic unit, ect.. A second alarm is the same as the first, all over again. Everyone does it differently.
otter6613 2 years ago
So your telling me that your first truck would go in, fight fire AND make 10 grabs within 4 mins?? Like we did that day. I think not! And It was only 9 maybe 10 units on scene.
jimmyball66 2 years ago
in the event of smoke or fire, we would respond Station 1, station 2, and maybe station 5. if you pull the people off the crash trucks to man the ladder, that gives you 1 rescue, 2 pumpers, and the ladder, plus the district cheifs. thats a total of about 16-17 people on scene within 10 min. If we need more, we have an additional 4 pumpers, and a qunit, but all of them would take more than 15-20 min to get on scene.
hankidan 2 years ago
Clearly your department has a lack of concern for your safety. NFPA has set guidlines on responses and minimum staffing for a reason. I guess sitting in a foam truck washing down the remains of a jet crash doesnt take much manpower.
south53side 2 years ago
try we have to do more with less. our response area is about the size of rode island. we have a total of around 60-70 people on shift. for 9 stations. 1 of which is only for crash response, another of which is crash/ structural..
we meet all of NFPA standards.
hankidan 2 years ago
Toronto fire dept responds way faster they send all fire engines at one time north south east west fire trucks every where in less than 2 mins
MrSpike416 2 years ago
Wow! You Canadians must have fire trucks with wings! Awesome post dumb ass!
jimmyball66 2 years ago
Great job guys. I wish all departments could flow this smoothly including mine. I have never had to rescue some yet but if I do I hope it goes just as well as you guys did your rescue.
awbaker8008 2 years ago
Great video posting. THIS is why we all respect the FD!
dawson757 2 years ago
FABULOUS my Brothers! GREAT JOB! STAY STRONG. YOU ARE TRUE PROFESSIONALS!
Hartez1 2 years ago
Awesome job. You guys are underpaid and underappreciated
jessicaconwell917 2 years ago
Nice work Brothers and Sisters of Orlando. Close call. Maybe they will listen now and not cut staffing.
SuperKapone 2 years ago
That was a great video
Joewso 2 years ago
police and fire are both awesome and amazing
trainfreak7745 2 years ago
thanks
amblefire 2 years ago
why do people love firefighters dont get me wrong i like the firefighters to i wnat to be one when i get up but why dont people like police without them the world would be in an uprising ilike both
trainfreak7745 2 years ago
I give great credit to the OFD dispatcher, great job !
SoCalFireBuff1 2 years ago
wow, great job! may god bless you guys!!!
samfisher20041 2 years ago
Americans are in big trouble...Politicians all over the USA are cutting firefighters. People need to become active and have a voice on how their community is run. Every City-Township-Village, should have a charter amendment that mandates a certain number of Firefighters based on population period. This will make the Mayor cut the golf course & library staff when money gets tight. Leave the dedicated professional life savers ALONE!
bobg757 2 years ago 17
Phenomenal job by our brothers in Orlando. I'm an Lt. in Fall River, MA, and our dept. is being hatcheted by inept politicians. They already cut our manpower by 45 men, and their actually asking for more. Fight the good fight brothers. Don't make it easy for these Sleez-Bag politicians to simply dump on us like we are second-class citizens. My prayers go out to our brothers who were laid-off, and to those who are still working short-staffed; Stay Safe.
goodjake1 2 years ago
God Bles you all!
mo2058130 2 years ago
Great job guys!! My dept just laid off 45 and is expected to lay off another 20.. bringing our number of members to about 125... for a city of 90,000+
atmospheredjeric 2 years ago
Were all starting to feel it, my dept is running short almost 50 FFs and just unfunded 30 more, Im losing my position at the station Im at now. Still have a job but a two man engine company is not enough!!!!
zeebo82 2 years ago
Your fire service should not be effected by budget cuts, period. write or call your council reps, it is your voice that keeps you safe. Excellent work by the OFD!
Engine13Lt 2 years ago
Excellent job!!!!
Patches459 2 years ago
Ive been a volunteer for 17 years and all I gotta say is great job.
Eng109Dr 2 years ago
Great Job all involved, this is what happens when staffing is adequate and people are experienced and well trained.
chiefspa 2 years ago 2
Amazing video and work....stay safe brother....
jcnme27 2 years ago
Amazing Video!!! Worst nightmares solved!!!
Good Job Everyone!!! Be safe Brothers...
551PLOW 2 years ago
Excellent job by all involved; Mom, FF crews and dispatch. This is how it supposed to work. When you have adequate staffing. When 911 is manned by competent dispatchers. When a Mother protects her children. God Bless all of you.
And for those of you suffering the wrath of the budgetary axe, share this with your city councils, mayors, congressman, senators, civic leagues. Anyone who will listen. 835
Local68Firefighter 2 years ago
Excellent job! I wish they all went that good. Strong work . 2294
fyrmanjam 2 years ago
Great job.
911tornado524 2 years ago
excellent job, you get what you pay for
EngineGoes 2 years ago
All the best to everyone involved, It's heartwrenching to hear the cuts taking place in the northamerican fireservice, this video makes it clear those whom protect us from harmsway must remain. True proffesionals on this job. GOD BLESS You ALL. Scrape 301
cdnfirefighter301 2 years ago
Nice job brothers and good luck with the city...maybe this will shed some light on what you guys do!!!
nalford10 2 years ago
Great job, brothers and sisters. From all your brothers and sisters in Baltimore City Fire Dept. Local 734 and 964. Stay safe.
BCFDPipeman 2 years ago
awesome, glad all went well.
kthejung 2 years ago
Great job brothers! Great team work within the whole system!
mikefightsfire 2 years ago
Excellent work from dispatch. Much calmer than most would be. Just got this link via email and am sharing it with everybody else on the department..
shaferz 2 years ago
Outstanding work by all involved. I tip my helmet to the dispatchers, the mother and her children and to my brothers of the OFD. Godspeed to you all...
kidkaline 2 years ago
Great job brothers!
Brian4186 2 years ago
Very impressive. Great training info so we can all learn from what works and what doesn't. Great dispatcher work too.
potosivfd1411 2 years ago
Outstanding job from the Fire alarm dispatchers and the firefighters. All involved remained calm and very professional. Great job OFD!
hfd37truck 2 years ago
Great job all around, extreme conditions on arrival. God bless that Mom and four children.
OnTheJob81 2 years ago