MATADOR, Texas – A Matador firefighter is recovering from injuries received when he and two other firefighters were involved in a rollover.

Firefighter Logan Jones was flown to University Medical Center when the firetruck he was in rolled over several times while responding to a fire, according to KAMC.

The Matador Fire Department and other Motley County Fire Department units responded to the crash and worked to remove Jones.

The two other firefighters in the truck with Jones were not seriously injured.

The City of Lenoir has opened a new fire station, which is the city’s third, reports WHKY 14.

About 100 people gathered at the station to dedicate and officially open the new facility.

Station No. 3 will house one fire engine, four Firefighters, and a Battalion Chief. The new firehouse will provide faster response to the eastern part of the city. The new station has five bedrooms, a conference room, a commercial kitchen, and a multi-bay garage to house Engine No. 3 and other equipment. The building also incorporates natural gas heating.

After 70 years, Plymouth Twp. Fire Rescue Tilbury Station 169 abruptly ended operations, reports The Citizens' Voice.

A township spokesman said the fire department had more debt than the township could take on.

The trouble appears to have begun a decade ago, when the station took out a roughly half-a-million-dollar U.S. Department of Agriculture loan to upgrade its facility. 

The department relied on fundraisers such as its annual haunted house and a weekly bingo game to make the payments.