Four construction workers were injured when an under-construction fire station in Long Beach collapsed Friday afternoon, reports CBS.

The building is a future Long Beach Fire Department (LBFD) station near Pier D along the Gerald Desmond Bridge, and the collapse occurred at around 2:15 p.m., the report says.

One person was trapped, extricated by emergency crews, and transported to the hospital. Three others suffered injuries and were treated at the scene, the report says.

LBFD officials say the incident was caused by a partial steel frame collapse.

Members responded quickly to treat and transport injured construction workers. Hoping they have a quick and full recovery. @LBFD https://t.co/0Wje0RwMJ7

— Long Beach Fire (@lbfirefighters) May 7, 2022

The future Station 30 in Charlotte is going to be electric—literally.

The city’s budget includes funding to build a new, all-electric station in its southwest part as well as an electric fire truck, reports wsoctv.com.

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The facility, which will be on Beam Road, is included in the budget as part of the $20.8 million set aside for new fire facilities. The electric station is one of at least three fire facilities on the horizon; the $20.8 million is part of an estimated $48 million investment over three years, according to the report.

Charlotte will be one of

Early Sunday morning, a Jeep Grand Cherokee crashed into the Knoxville Fire Department museum.

The department said on social media that at 1:54 a.m. the vehicle “left W. Summit Hill Ave and crashed through our museum located in the front yard of KFD headquarters station.”

The accident did “major damage” to the building, but the department’s Steamer Engine Sam B. Boyd was not damaged nor was the driver.

The Kinsman Fire Department recently received a $14,800 grant from the Ohio Fire Marshal—one of 113 fire departments in 52 OH counties to receive a grant, totaling $1,080,792.16.

The funding requires zero matching funds.

“We’re proud to support Ohio’s fire service with life-saving equipment through these grant dollars,” Governor Mike DeWine said. “This funding is a huge benefit to the fire service, especially for our volunteers, allowing them to better protect the lives and property of the communities they serve.”