Whitehall Road was named after my grandfather. Thanks for sharing.

Hi just want to know how dose the station work on by pager or phone or tone out

If you're still around, i'd love to see more from you! I live in Moses Lake and if you aren't aware the new apparatus are hot stuff!

That is so weird most with a number 5 on them. Very confusing.

couldnt hardly hear some of the sirens because of the 40 mph wind blowing.

Great Job! Best regards from germany

I like seeing how eastern Washington still uses older equipment that gets the job done, looks like less politics involved in these departments and they just go back to the old way of doing things, just getting the damn fire put out! My area has become so bad with politics, requirements, and regulations when it comes to fighting fire.

That was NOT Mopping up! That was suppression. Plain and simple! Nice footage!

The fire started a few inches from my old house

Why don’t you upload anymore?

Now that's alot of tankers .

I love 💘 it

Where did this occur?

Are there any water dropping helicopters 🚁 they could have used?

Nice catch, I have never seen an airport crash truck go to a wild fire

it's never a good thing when your rolling a AARF to a wildfire.

0:00: All Units Responding to Large Wildland Fire

0:10: All Units Responding to Neppel Rd. Fire

2:17: All Units Responding to Wildland Fire Response

Is pale yellow the best color scheme in a primarily dead grass area? I understand most units won't leave pavement, let alone gravel, but it's something to consider in the ever growing wildland-urban interface.

You know the fire gets serious when they use arff units

What happened

Great video!

Dear Lord please keep these fire crews safe and out of harm’s way.

Is this Washington state?

Omg

Don't the fire department there use red and blue emergency lights? They all using yellow lights.

So much wind noise.......

Love that old Kenworth tanker in the beginning

Would be nice to mention the state that this is located in.

Some old rigs

wow thats alot of firetrucks... must've knocked that thing right down

Looks like one farmer put out more fire than 20 trucks and three helicopters.

I've never seen so many tenders going to a fire!

That’s a lot of tankers

Wind driven fire in range country. Not a happy situation. Even the airport fire truck responded. I remember fighting a fire like that in Nevada, 70 miles north of Elko. Oh, how glad we were to see the BLM brush trucks and tankers show up.

Nice video awesome job firefighters but the only I don’t like r the sirens even on the bigger brush trucks we da q at lol

would it be possible to use some of your raw video, if you still have the files, for a wildfire training program for firefighters? please email me at [email protected]. thanks.

This is awesome! I’m from the Tri-Cities and I fire buff there all the time! It’s nice to see somebody nearby doing this.

I thought I was watching a rerun of emergency some of the trucks are older then me loll give it hell boys be safe

That’s a lot of tankers for one county

And heavy equipment; dozers and schtuff

They really need tanker fill/relay sites and bigger tankers. Some 8000gal type shizz

Are volunteers allowed emergency lighting on their POVs of response to station/ scene?

They need to up date there trucks

Should have had an engine at each hydrant, faster fills. We had a 6000 gal TT tanker.

Is this the Okanagan Valley fire? Intersection and road look familiar

We’re you by a pond or somewhere where there was frogs that I heard?

Just subbed

I went By THE fire