fillup316 Yup! Thanks!

They're Beverly Hills fire trucks of course they are clean lmao.

My dept is big on Apparatus detail, they are always clean (thanks probies and or explorers😉) after every call the trucks are getting washed regardless of how dirty they do or don't get, if they rolled out of the station and have to come back to the station they are getting washed.

lucaslaughing Definitely! Thanks for watching!

Jakey Dubs aka Jake W Haha yes! Thanks for watching!

Beverly Hills fire department never grow stay they stay in shape

@@firechaser2010 Firefighters and Police Officers in California look better than most around the country.

FB4 Response Videos Thanks bro it sure was!

Cops And Firefighters Thanks!

it was a fire drill*

Monrovia1 I'm pretty sure they do. Thanks for watching!

It's an attic ladder. Essentially a collapsible ladder that's easier to maneuver in confined spaces.

itchyboy Full assignment means a BC, 2 engines, a Truck, a USAR, and a Rescue. If it was a structure fire, they would add another rescue and an LA County Engine. I do study there but I was playing basketball when the alarm went off. Thanks for watching!

Glad it wasnt a real fire. Only now it hit me that 90210 is the postal code for BH and you have it in your username because you're a resident of the area.

Haha hey Itch lol

That's just a fire alarm. That's it.

@@jaredthompson3011 was always taught that was saying "Get. Out. Now." Pretty standard fire alarm used across the world

Just like the Hamptons, Martha's vineyard, Bel Air, Kennebunkport, etc.

CaliforniaFireBuff Well Beverly Hills High School is a large complex so more manpower is necessary to see what the issue is

not really. everyone was just staging in their rigs. first on scene just goes into the office, the office tells them location of alarm pulled, and the office would know if there is an actual fire on campus by fd arrival.

Hey.. You never know. We typically send an engine, a truck, and sometimes our other engine, because you never know what is till you get there. Better to be overprepared than not ready for something. As a result we have built up a reputation for being top notch in our area

Random Things better safe than sorry homie

Look at the size of that building they have to search for a fire, it is safer for everybody to have all those crews there to perform a faster search and of there was a fire they found it faster then just having 1-2 crews there searching for it

ocscards9 New York City sends a lot of trucks too I think per fire alarm activation they send 5 engines 5 trucks rescue and 2 Chiefs if I am not mistaken

@@ClearToRailfan i doubt it. seattle sends a truck and an engine. most fire alarms are false and they make up a majority of the fire responses in seattle

Read the description please. A power outage isn't a fire drill

Schools, hospitals, high rise buildings and nursing homes is an automatic second alarm for every fire department.

Michael Pozirekides Well I happened to be playing basketball at the courts they have at the school. Then all of a sudden they fire alarm went off. From there I knew I would get footage of a full assignment. Thanks for watching!

The USAR is a part of the RIC (Rapid Intervention Crew). In this case, the fire alarm was at a large complex so more manpower was required.

@@90210FireBuff Ahhh ok - Thanks for the clarification!

You don't take chances when it comes to children in school.

Pete Williams IV Well it's a large complex so they need the manpower. Thanks for watching Pete!

I know, right? Hell if our dept did that, we'd never have a rig in quarters or in service, ever. That's a one rig response for us, unless some other circumstances present themselves (water flow alarms, smell of smoke, outside callers, multiple alarms in the building, etc.) But if that's how they do it, then so be it. Better safe than sorry.

suffer247 agreed. In Orlando or Orange County, FL, the most you would see for a non-residential AFA was an engine, truck, and BC.

No. It was a power outage.

South-East Queensland Emergency Vehicles ?

90210FireBuff, Do you live in Beverly Hills?

South-East Queensland Emergency Vehicles Yes I do

90210FireBuff, Isn't that where the rich people live?

90210FireBuff, I thought people there need proof that they've got like $1,500,000 spare or something. Oh well, I live in a wealthy part of my city. Idrc. You're rich you're rich, you're not, you're not. Doesn't mean anything.

PROSTR33TZ 80% of the BHFD fleet has the RLS. Culver City does too. Thanks!