According to NHP, the driver of the vehicle lost control while transporting a nonambulatory patient to a skilled nursing facility. The vehicle went into the embankment and rolled over on the Interstate 15 junction to westbound Interstate 215. Authorities are investigating the cause of the crash but noted it was raining in the area and the roads were slick. 

Scott White, regional director for AMR and Medicwest, said the vehicle began transporting the patient at 11:29 p.m. and at 11:48 p.m. the driver called out "mayday" twice over the radio. Dispatch then notified the supervisor. Supervisors and other first responders went to the scene. 

"One of the goals for this building was to increase public awareness surrounding the importance of the facility and for it to be a more engaging, welcoming and positive presence in the community it serves," said The Miller Hull Partnership, a Seattle-based studio founded in 1977.

"The fire department has not added a new fire station in 22 years, and the community has outgrown our current configuration,” said Fire Chief Kevin Richardson.  

The department is looking to build a fourth fire station near the water tower next to Wagon Wheel Park while Fire Station 1 will be moved to a location near the Sanders Loop area. The National Fire Protection Association’s (NFPA) standard is a four-minute travel time response for 90 percent of calls. Richardson said Coppell responds within this time frame for about 78 percent of calls.

ISP says the fire truck rolled over when the mini van struck the truck.   

The tanker truck was responding to a fire in Westville with their emergency lights and sirens activated. The van had a green light when the fire truck proceeded through the the red light and the two vehicles collided.