Last month, Cape Coral residents were angry thinking the city’s fire department was endorsing mayoral candidate Joe Coviello. The truck was later moved, and stripped of it’s political signage.

On Monday, the truck was spotted again, covered in campaign signs, parked feet away from a former Cape Coral fire station on Veteran’s Parkway and Santa Barbara Boulevard.

“I think they should stop it,” said Cape voter Ivan Vega. “It’s influencing people that the fire department is supporting Coviello. And if it isn’t true, they shouldn’t be putting it up.”

The truck also hit two Syracuse fire trucks, according to a Syracuse Fire Department Facebook post. The department also reported a pedestrian was injured.

Witnesses reported other cars were also damaged by the truck during the pursuit.

The female officer was not badly injured, Helterline said.

Syracuse police and Onondaga County sheriff's deputies were involved in the pursuit, which ended near the Rescue Mission.

The Oak Ridge Fire Department is getting a brand new truck and helping volunteer firefighters at the same time.

The city of Oak Ridge decided to donate the fire engine that is being replaced to the Briceville Volunteer Fire Department. The keys were handed off Monday morning.

The Briceville fire chief says they cover around 65 square miles of area, much of which is mountainous terrain.