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Actually, the rescue just got an upgrade. Brand new Seagrave tandem axel heavy rescue was just delivered a few weeks ago. The mini attack is primarily used for brush fires and is usually first out the door for them. It is also usually first out the door for wires/trees down and that kind of stuff. And it is also on the assignment for motor vehicle accidents, and usually rolls third after Engine 199 and the rescue if they have manpower for it. Like many of the departments around here, much of the area they cover is nothing but woods. There is usually a season for brush fires in the early spring as well as the fall but obviously that is very dependent on the weather. So I wouldn't say they get a lot, but they aren't uncommon.

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Never understood going around KZfaq commenting nothing but negative things behind the safety of a computer screen. There's really no reason for it. Constructive criticism is always welcome but your comments on my videos have been just plain disrespectful.

I agree; even more so going lights and siren, 3rd due for a broken water pipe

Thanks! You are correct, it is set up primarily for brush fires, but will respond to other calls such as wires down or car accidents as well. There is no "brush" designation here in Westchester County, so these types of apparatus all get the "mini attack" designation.

That is pretty accurate, really anything to do with water in a building. Different departments have different procedures for handling different call types.

It's primarily used to transport manpower and/or equipment to and from large incidents or events. It can also be used as a rehab unit.

@@LowHudEmergency oh ok I thought so but wasn't positive..

It's really used mostly to transport personnel and equipment to and from events and incident scenes.

@@LowHudEmergency Ah, so it's an equipment transport vehicle. Interesting. Thanks for the insight. I saw the bus and was extremely curious.

And really cold too, haha. Thanks for watching!

Most likely a frozen pipe busted.

Oklahoma Emergency ok thanks... surprised that requires a ER response

Water destroys property just like fire does.

Firemedic712 you still dont need to run hot no ones life in in jeopardy.. department's where i live dont even respond to CO calls ER unless there is a illness. Down wire calls is a non ER response even unless there is visible fire

A water condition is a flooding condition inside a structure often caused by a burst pipe or copious rainfall. Most departments around here respond emergency mode to everything unless specifically told not to by the officer-in-charge.

2000GPM. All specs are always in the descriptions on my videos. Thanks for watching!

That is Utility 57. It is a re-purposed school bus used for transporting personnel to and from events or calls.

@@LowHudEmergency ah thank you. I used to live in South Salem haha i remember when i was younger my father would take me to different stations

@@skateboardrider100 No problem. I'm a member in Golden's Bridge, right next door.

@@LowHudEmergency I havent been around on your channel in a while, is there an update on the station after the fire?

@@skateboardrider100 Things are mostly back to normal. We've been back in the "new" building for around two years now. There are still tons of odds and ends constantly being worked on, but I guess that's to be expected.

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