A Maricopa (AZ) Fire and Medical Department aerial was involved in a crash at an intersection on Saturday morning (July 30), according to a report published by the Maricopa Monitor.

According to the report, Ladder Truck 574 was responding to a call with the flow of traffic, no lights or siren when a full-sized pickup truck collided with the truck as it crossed the intersection.

After reporting the collision to dispatch, the ladder truck’s crew treated four patients and only one required transport to Valley Hospital for care, and no firefighters were hurt, according to the published report.

Pierce—West Fargo (ND) Fire Department heavy-duty walk-in rescue. Velocity cab and chassis; Cummins X15 605-hp engine; 23-foot 6-inch rescue body; Command Light CL802A-W4 LED light tower; Onan 25-kW generator. Dealer: Scott Berge, MacQueen Emergency, Burlington, ND.

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