A Camp Navajo Fire Department apparatus in Ponderosa, Arizona, and a civilian motor vehicle collided on Interstate 40 causing damage to both vehicles, according to Williams News.com.

One minor injury was reported to an occupant in the civilian vehicle, according to the report.

Ponderosa (AZ) Fire Department assisted in the collision which cause damage to the Camp Navajo pumper, according to the report which also reminded motorists to slow down and yield to emergency vehicles.

The Fife Lake Springfield (MI) Fire Department will soon be taking delivery of a new 3,000-gallon tanker/pumper according to a report published by Up North Live ABC 74.

The new tanker will replace a 20-year-old unit with an 1,800-gallon capacity, according to the report which added that the new apparatus will also have a 1,000-gpm pump.

The new truck, which was ordered last November, is expected to be delivered by mid-August, according to the report.

man described as emotionally unstable threw a bottle at the windshield of a fire truck and the shattering glass injured a firefighter, according to a report published by RLS Media.

According to the report, the man, who was taking into custody, damaged other parts of the truck and the firefighter was taken to University Hospital for treatment.  

The St. George (UT) Fire Department opened a new station, its ninth, on the south side of the city on Friday, according to a report published by The Spectrum.

The report said Fire Station 9 has been in the planning for seven years and is one of three new stations in the works for the community.

To mark the occasion, a fire hose was used instead of a ribbon cutting ceremony and a fire truck push in was part of the festivities, according to the report.

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