Two fire trucks in Cleveland (OH) were hit in separate incidents on Saturday morning, according to reports published by WOIO, Cleveland 19.

The first crash occurred at 5:52 am on the city’s East Side when an allegedly intoxicated driver crashed into a fire truck at the corner of East 55th Street and Carnegie Avenue, the television station report, adding damage to the truck was minor.

The second crash was a hit and run that occurred at 11:45 am, also on Saturday, near Fulton and Bailey avenues , the station reported.

Before the vehicle fled the scene a license plate number was noted, the station reported, noting the truck remained in service and there were no reported injuries in either collision.

Ferrara—West Chicago (IL) Fire Department pumper. Igniter cab and chassis; Cummins L9 450-hp engine; Waterous CSU 1,500-gpm pump; UPF Poly 750-gallon water tank; 35-gallon foam cell; eductor foam system. Dealer; Mark Nixon, A.E.C. Fire and Safety, Springfield, IL.

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