A Dayton (OH) Fire Department engine was involved in a crash Sunday evening, reports whio.com.

There is no word on any injuries.

The accident occurred on Main Street and Delaware Avenue around 7:36 p.m., according to the report.

Here’s what happened at FDIC on Monday. For those of you still traveling here, see you soon and safe travels.

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All four fire departments within Woodlands County will receive new self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) equipment, reports TownandCountryToday.com.

The Woodlands County fire services committee in 2018 identified the equipment as needed to be replaced. The current units could no longer be repaired and they no longer meet National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards.

County officials voted 5-1 to award a tender to Brogan Safety Supplies at a cost of $345,270.97

Five firefighters and two civilians were injured in an FDNY fire truck accident, reports ABC New York.

All were treated for injuries and taken to area hospitals.

The Morrisville Fire Department has retired and donated a fire engine to the Central New York Memorial Stair Climb, reports Observer-Dispatch.

The truck had served the fire department for 10 years and will now find a new home with the Utica-based organization honoring the fallen first-responders who died at the World Trade Center during the September 11 attack.

The retired truck will be replaced by funding from a FEMA grant. The new truck is expected to be brought into service in August. The fire engine is a $900,000-plus brand-new Sutphen SL75 single axle mid-mounted aerial truck from Vander Molen Fire Apparatus Sales & Service in Ballston Lake.

The new truck will provide many technology upgrades. One of the main advancements will be the new truck’s remote control operation.