A fire engine was damaged during a collision in West Philadelphia, 6abc.com reported.

The engine smashed into the side of a Honda sedan at the intersection of North 53rd Street and Haverford Avenue around 12:10 a.m. Friday, the report said. At the same time, a pickup truck and an SUV came to a rest up on the sidewalk at 53rd Street and Hazel Avenue, less than a block away.

It is unclear how those vehicles are involved in the fire truck crash, the report said.

Authorities did not report any serious injuries. Both crashes remain under investigation.

The Bertrand Township Fire Department received $42,857 in federal grant money to be used for a new compressor to update its self-contained breathing apparatuses, wsjm.com reported.

U.S. Senators Debbie Stabenow and Gary Peters made the announcement Tuesday that the funding will come the Department of Homeland Security via FEMA’s Assistance to Firefighters Grants program, the report said.

Self Contained Breathing Apparatus sets are worn by firefighters, rescue workers and emergency responders in hostile environments, and the breathing air compressors supply clean breathable air to the sets, according to the report.