MAURY CO., Tenn. (WTVF) — A fire truck was involved in a rollover crash in Maury County Sunday morning.
Police dispatch said the crew was on their way to a fire call and hit slippery roads.
They reported everyone involved in the crash is okay. One firefighter experienced minor shoulder pain.
County Mayor Andy Ogles shared pictures from the incident and advised residents to avoid roadways, due to the weather.
https://www.newschannel5.com/news/maury-co-firetruck-involved-in-rollover-crash
From the Maury County Fire Department Facebook Page:
This morning at approximately 0855 MCFD was dispatched to Southport Road for a possible Structure Fire. Engine 5 was responding to this incident when the engine encountered black ice on Highway 166 North in Hampshire. Engine 5 began to slide and left the roadway where it overturned, and slid into a tree before coming to rest on its top. We are thankful that the driver of Engine 5 was uninjured and able to make it back home to his family. Seatbelts save lives. D&D towing and their rotator were requested to upright and tow away Engine 5. We appreciate D&D towing for their quick response and professionalism whenever they are needed. The weather is only going to get worse. Please stay home if you can. If you do have to get out please use extreme caution and drive carefully.
https://www.facebook.com/Maury-County-Fire-Department-113216388851