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5 December 2025
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Life at fire station depicted in original YouTube series ‘Rolling Sixes’, US
The Kalamazoo Department of Public Safety in Michigan, US, has launched an original YouTube series called “Rolling Sixes,” which depicts daily life at Fire Station 6. “As EO Technicians and members of the Kalamazoo Technical Rescue Team, these men and women face danger head-on while living, training, and working together under one roof,” the department said in a post promoting the official trailer for the series. “‘Rolling Sixes’ delivers a raw, cinematic look inside their world. From high-stakes calls to life at the station, every moment is captured with an intensity that puts you right in the middle of it. Produced, shot and edited by the department’s Public Information Officer alongside his normal duties, this series brings an unmatched authenticity.”
PIO Zach Hamelton, who is the show’s creator, producer, cinematographer and editor, came to Kalamazoo with decades of film and TV production under his belt, wwmt.com reported.
Three episodes of “Rolling Sixes” have already aired on YouTube. The most recent episode was posted in early December, with three more planned for early 2026, according to wwmt.com’s report.
The show follows all three station shifts and features the real men and women who work there, sleep there and routinely make the place their home away from home, the report said.
To view the first three “Rolling Sixes” episodes, go to the department’s YouTube channel.
Source: wwmt.com
PIO Zach Hamelton, who is the show’s creator, producer, cinematographer and editor, came to Kalamazoo with decades of film and TV production under his belt, wwmt.com reported.
Three episodes of “Rolling Sixes” have already aired on YouTube. The most recent episode was posted in early December, with three more planned for early 2026, according to wwmt.com’s report.
The show follows all three station shifts and features the real men and women who work there, sleep there and routinely make the place their home away from home, the report said.
To view the first three “Rolling Sixes” episodes, go to the department’s YouTube channel.
Source: wwmt.com
