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Yo, I have some generic siren noises for the Montana mod (now 2.5), I got it from the Beaverhead County website.

There's the Welfordshire mod (both the original mod, and the V3 mod), and the Pontypandy mod (yes it's very real)

So I am planning on buying Emergency 4 through steam, I just have one problem though. I don't have a plug in computer mouse anywhere. So, is it possible to play Em4 with the mouse pad on my laptop, or is a separate plug in mouse mandatory?

Other than West Falls, Mayberry, Montana, etc. are there any American mods that utilizes volunteer firefighters?

I love the idea of a fire siren when the pager goes out. I know it's possible, since there are mode like the Zolynia mod, Wegberg mog, or the Bieberfelde mod, any kind of European mod that uses volunteer fire crews that have siren noises whenever the volunteers are dispatched.

I love the new progress for Project nostalgia.

Hi. Are there any physical stores that might have the game in stock?

Ahhh yes, Gotham ain't Gotham without the Dark Knight in it

@itchboy Hi. I'm just wondering if you intend on introducing higher ranking police officers for the Montana Mod 2.5 version, such as police sergeants for example. I know the police sergeant is a thing in the City of Angels mod, so I'm curious as to whether you plan on extending that to Montana as well.

As of Season 14, there are Ocean Rescue, Mountain Rescue, Animal Rescue, SAR, and even police units in the show, the police being the newest of them all. However, there is no proper ambulance service.

Itchboy, Ik the City of Angels Mod has an LAPD sergeant. Do you plan on introducing that to other mods like Project Nostalgia or Montana 2.5 for example? Just curious.

That's what I was going to say! Why are the MPFD people only available in the day? (Except for the chief and dispatcher)

I could never imagine Fireman Sam ever meeting the Emergency 4 franchise. I love it, and I look forward to more. What does the police and ambulance vehicles look like in the game? Just curious.

Thank you so much!

Everyone is more than welcome to tell me their province/territory's POV laws. I want this post to be as accurate as possible.

Itchboy, I was just wondering. What model is the MPFD chief's vehicle (from pre 2.5 versions of the mod) based out of? I am intrigued by that model of vehicle, and I'd like to know what it is. For curiosity's sake.

I think you're correct in saying that POVs in Montana are not emergency vehicles. There's this guy on YouTube, says he's VFD in Montana. Reds on POVs does not equal emergency lights like on a cop car, ambulance, rescue vehicle, or fire truck. The reds on a POV are just like the greens in Alberta, Ontario, or Quebec. No sirens. No rule breaking. No emergency vehicle status. Doesn't matter if you're a chief. (1) N150CZ - YouTube

Oh thank you very much! I was thinking that the older versions of the mod are gone for good. For me to hear that someone still has copies of a few is a relief.

No they're not. Some firefighter in Montana said that the red lights on a POV does not make POVS emergency vehicles.

Ok, thx.

Is there a limit or cap to the number of MPFD Firefighters or MPPD Police Officers available? Like, 6 officers available for one shift for example? Why are they only 4 Firefighters for MPFD, and why are they only available in the day? I think they should be available 24/7.

This guy right here in the link below is a Volunteer Firefighter in Montana. He confirmed that POVS are NOT emergency vehicles. No sirens. Just red courtesy lights. N150CZ - YouTube

There is a firefighter in Montana. I talked to him on YouTube, and he said that POVS are not emergency vehicles, the red POV lights are just courtesy, they can't break any road rules, and no one has to stop for them. I know that the MPFD Fire Chief has a red rotating light and s siren on his pickup. Is it a POV too? Because if it is, it still won't count as an emergency vehicle. N150CZ - YouTube You can check him out here.

Ik there is already a post for POV Laws, but that is mostly for American States, and a few Canadian Provinces were included. In this post, I will give you an updated version of Canadian POV Laws. Note that all of the information you'll see here is up to the best of my knowledge. British Columbia: Absolutely nothing. No sirens, no lights (emergency or courtesy) for all ranks, including chiefs. Alberta: Green courtesy lights, no sirens. You don't have to pull over, they can't break normal traffic rules, but it would be nice of you to move aside. (This applies to all ranks, I think.) Saskatchewan (my Province of residence, yayyy): Red lights and sirens (Since April 1, 2009). They can break traffic laws, you must get out of the way, and they are emergency vehicles under Saskatchewan Provincial Law. (This applies to all ranks.) Manitoba: Red lights, no sirens. They are still considered as emergency vehicles, and the red lights are still recognized as emergency lights under Manitoba Provincial Law. This means that you must pull over, and they can still break traffic rules. (I believe this applies to all ranks, but Idk for sure. If you have more info, pls tell me in the comments.) Ontario: Green courtesy lights, no sirens. You don't have to pull over, they can't break normal traffic rules, but it would be nice of you to move aside. However, Chiefs can use red lights and sirens, and you are required by law to pull over for a chief's POV. Quebec: Green courtesy lights, no sirens. You don't have to pull over, they can't break normal traffic rules, but it would be nice of you to move aside. (I assume this applies to all ranks, but Idk for sure.) Prince Edward Island: Red courtesy lights, no sirens. You don't have to pull over, they can't break normal traffic rules, but it would be nice of you to move aside. (This applies to all ranks.) Newfoundland And Labrador: Unknown allegedly blue lights). You don't have to pull over, they can't break normal traffic rules, but it would be nice of you to move aside. (Unknown if all ranks will get courtesy lights for personal vehicles, or if certain ranks may use emergency lights and sirens for personal vehicles.) Nova Scotia: Red lights and sirens for white helmet/white shirt ranks only (chief officers). Absolutely nothing for Captains and lower. New Brunswick: Absolutely nothing. No sirens, no lights (emergency or courtesy) for all ranks, including chiefs Nunavut: Unknown (No info available) Northwest Territories: Unknown (No info available) Yukon: Absolutely nothing. No sirens, no lights (emergency or courtesy) for all ranks, including chiefs.

Hi there. I haven't been able to find any piece of info about Volunteers Firefighters in Newfoundland And Labrador using blue lights. Can you send a link about it somewhere please? And are the blue lights courtesy lights? Also nothing for Volunteers in Nova Scotia, reds and sirens for chiefs.