Pictures of ambulance catching on fire...

[Nate]

Would love to check out pics but they gone. LOL

WTF, they weren't even hosted on the EMTCity server. Since the admin **REMOVED** you can check them out over on FOOPS.

http://www.foops.org/forum/showthread.php?t=2333

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[radaret]

I'd say were running hot.

[Cookie]

Thats a whole lotta paperwork :twisted:

[chazmedic]

A couple of years ago we had a brand new Freightliner ambulance catch on fire in the bay due to an electrical short. Very scary considering it was the same building with our dispatch inside.

[Dustdevil]

I was out on an engine conducting hydrant tests one day and smoke started billowing up from under the dashboard. I radioed dispatch and told them to put us out of service because we had a fire on our apparatus. The dispatcher keyed up the radio, remained silent for about five seconds, then finally said, "uhhh.... do you need the fire department?"

[akroeze]

I was out on an engine conducting hydrant tests one day and smoke started billowing up from under the dashboard. I radioed dispatch and told them to put us out of service because we had a fire on our apparatus. The dispatcher keyed up the radio, remained silent for about five seconds, then finally said, "uhhh.... do you need the fire department?"

Sorta like the page out for a volunteer station I heard about a year ago:

"Central dispatch to Station xyz, respond to.... your fire hall.... there is a truck in your firehall driveway that is on fire. Repeat, respond to... your fire hall... there is a truck in your firehall driveway that is on fire."

[Rezq304]

I was out on an engine conducting hydrant tests one day and smoke started billowing up from under the dashboard. I radioed dispatch and told them to put us out of service because we had a fire on our apparatus. The dispatcher keyed up the radio, remained silent for about five seconds, then finally said, "uhhh.... do you need the fire department?"

[iasbrian]

Sorta like the page out for a volunteer station I heard about a year ago:

"Central dispatch to Station xyz, respond to.... your fire hall.... there is a truck in your firehall driveway that is on fire. Repeat, respond to... your fire hall... there is a truck in your firehall driveway that is on fire."

Sorta like a few years back, while the crew was out responding to an alarm the unattended supper caused a fire which burnt the Laurier fire hall in Montreal.

[chazmedic]

A couple of years ago I had a new EMT. We out left on a tone and he left some hot dogs boiling on the stove. I didn't know about it. One of our other employees drove up and saw the smoke rolling out of the station and called. That was a special report or two.