Ever wondered what it looks like inside a structure fire? This training burn shows how a fire grows and changes. 1. Incipient: Ignition and initial build. 2. Growth: Heat and smoke spread fast. 3. Fully Developed: Everything burns at peak intensity. | Kern County Fire Department

🚨 Lewisville Fire Department Response 🚨 Here's the breakdown of the quick, seamless operation on the fire ground: • Apparatus: 3 Engines, 1 Ladder Truck, 2 Medics, 1 EMS Captain, and 1 Battalion Chief. • Pre-Assignment in Action: Our established pre-assignments allowed crews to operate with maximum efficiency upon arrival: • 🔥 First Due Engine: Initiated Fire Attack. • 💧 Second Due Engine: Secured Water Supply. • 🛡️ Third Due Engine: Stood by as RIT (Rapid Intervention Team). • 🪜 Truck Cre

8.3K views · 312 reactions | Phoenix Fire is proud to introduce the new Ladder 37 to its fleet. In addition to 65 engine companies, the city of Phoenix Fire Department has 14 ladder companies strategically placed throughout the city to ensure aerial ladder trucks are available for rapid response, ventilation, extinguishment and rescue operations. These trucks are highly visible because of the ladder device on the top of the truck. | Phoenix Fire Department | Facebook

DID YOU KNOW Station 17 is Durham's newest fire station? In addition to an Engine and Ladder Truck, it also houses both a Tanker and EMS Unit. Here's a look at Station 17! | Durham Fire Department