Truck 2441 was responding to a non-emergency outdoor fire when a vehicle allegedly pulled out in front of the fire engine, according to the Facebook post from the district.

The truck drove off the roadway in order to avoid the collision. When the driver attempted to bring the truck back on to the roadway the truck was overcorrected and rolled onto its top.

The truck did not collide with the vehicle.

At HME, the increase in production means more hires — 12 to 20 people over the next year and a half — and the announcement of a new facility in the next month, said Monterusso, who started working at the company eight months ago. These plans come as the 170-employee company hired roughly a dozen people over the last eight months.

The success at HME is part of a recent industry trend. According to a forecast from Research and Markets, the fire truck industry should achieve compound annual growth of 7.1 percent over the next decade, reaching $8.5 billion by 2025.