Two Balko Fire Department firefighters were seriously injured late Tuesday night after their fire truck rolled over.

“Jason Smith and Tyler Morris are volunteer firemen out of Balko, OK,” a Gofundme page set up for the firefighters says. “On April 5th, Jason and Tyler were fighting the large wildfire of Beaver County. Their fire truck rolled over and both men were burned. They were airlifted to Lubbock Burn Unit. This go fund me will be split evenly between Jason and Tyler for medical bills, lodging, food, gas, etc. Please pray for both men and their healing. Thank you and God Bless! If you have any questions, please contact Ashley Lehnert.”

“Please pray for these men and their families and be on the lookout for ways to help if you can,” the Booker (TX) Fire Department writes on Facebook.

This story will be updated when more details are available.

A sedan collided with a San Antonio fire engine that was responding to a call Tuesday night, and the fire truck was sent into an apartment building.

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Luckily there were no injuries reported in the incident. The driver of the sedan fled the scene, though, KSAT reports.

The Park Hills Fire Department had its brush truck stolen from the station early Monday morning.

“[Monday] morning just before 5 am our 1986 red Chevy brush truck was stolen from the station. It was last seen on Front street towards highway 32. It has a light bar installed but not hooked up. It has Park Hills Fire and Rescue on both doors.

“If you have any information please contact the 911 center at 573-431-3131.”

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How do you say goodbye to something that has been around for well over a century? That’s what the Richmond Fire Department has been tasked with doing, as its Station 12 is set for a makeover.

The facility, which will be replaced with a new building on the same site, was home to the department for the past 113.5 years, but it ran its final shift on March 29.

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The firehouse went into service Nov. 16, 1908, and was the last firehouse in the city to have a fire pole.

Reminisce with some photos below: