Bergenfield Fire Department Prospect Fire Co. Responding

DON'T READ THIS I'M SOOOO SORRY EVERY1!!! If you do not copy and paste this onto 10 videos your mom will die in 4 hour

wheres your Q,or you dont have one?

Exactly my point, our station rolls from when the pagers go off, respond to the station, gear up, get the truck ready and roll out the door on 4-5minutes, the better the response procedure the better your on scene time will be, as to the dudes standing around they should be in the truck and awaiting the driver and captain, the faster the out of station time, the less faster you have to drive to get on scene, insteed of driving like a F**kin Clown

thats all of a firefighter's Gear..

Ok, I'll bite. What "stuff?" CO's not explosive. Looked like they were riding with a good-sized crew on the rescue. That plus EMS should be able to take care of just about anything.

Part of promoting response safety is reducing unnecessary emergency vehicles on the road.

on ur second part you are right and wrong theres 3 companys in bergenfield idk if they all rolled or not but they should have an engine company on scene just in case the stuff hits the fan

His point is if you're going to wander around the station like nothing's going on, why race through the streets lights and sirens. Can't make up time enroute that you lost dragging ass out of the station.

That said, I don't think a CO alarm should warrant a 2-vehicle emergency response anyway. I'm sure that heavy rescue has all the meters they'll need, don't see the point with the engine. And if there's no symptoms, NOBODY should be responding emergency.

faster u hussle the faster u get to scene helping..simple..slow yankees

Interesting comments here about speed... Every fire department does things their own way and who am I to suggest they are wrong? With that said... If you aren't going to hustle in quarters -- which is as close to a controlled environment as we get -- why on earth are you going to run hot on the streets -- where we have no idea what to expect?

They were in quarters and they were responding to a CO alarm. The CO alarm willtill be ringing when they arrive.

No, He wanted to see how long it took to scale the side of the station LOL

they are very slow i think :|

at :18 what was that dude doing? Gettin ready to scale a mountain...

well either way thet're firefighters. It dont really matter 2 me

Actually i believe Bergenfield has a few stations, so maybe they weren't first due company