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Safer for the Highways and for the pump operator

Rare? Most FDs where I'm from run them.

Ty

No Alarms it’s just a video of every firehouse responding

I am looking to do Bayonne Next just waiting for the New Tower. Jersey City I am waiting on the 3 New Engines and Tower. And I have to get E6 LT6 and E5 L2 because the ladders switched places. But I am working on it

@@SkylerFire Good idea waiting for the new E5, E18, E22 and TL4.

They have remotes but due to citizens getting into the firehouse, and they want a firefighter to watch the sidewalk, and they don’t want them to close the door to early

It’s New Jersey, we make everything more difficult.

The answer is simple, Those stations that don't have automatic doors are either volunteer departments or low budget city departments. It's all about the money. Most fire departments are the red headed step child of any city's services. City leaders hate them. The bottom line is, they don't add to a cities bottom line. City councils just hate to see firefighters sitting outside the stations petting their spotted dogs, basically doing nothing, and getting paid for it. Even worse, getting paid for sleeping all night at the station. That one really grinds their nads. 99% of other cities are not like the FDNY, Boston or Chicago FD's, where a lot of those members are out on runs more than in the house. The structures in those city's are so old, close together and fire prone, those guys don't have time to finish meals. It's all about the money.

@@scottmcgonigle8196 Yeah but it's home.

@@charlesrudish9147Nah.. my department had an annual operation budget of over $5 million annually and we could afford damn near anything we needed (we were busy AF) … we could afford remotes for the bay doors. It’s was exactly what the channel owner said … we wanted a firefighter on the outside to close the bay doors for security reasons. Not money. 👍🏻

NJ

@@SkylerFire Ok thanks! There is a Kearney, MO. Fire Department near Liberty, MO. I wasn't sure if it was the same department.

Thanks and it’s a water rescue truck

@@SkylerFire cool

Roster is 102 I believe. Staffed 4 Engines, 1 Ladder, & Deputy and depending on manpower a Safety Officer

Skyler Fire Thank you.

Rescue 2? 1985

They don’t have a tanker. They have a Foam Tender

@@SkylerFire OH , it was the foam truck , makes sense. I didn't think Kearny was a rural area.

Some areas it could be but just will be a long stretch