Oklahoma City (OK) FD Command Vehicle Hit Head-On While Responding to Fire Alarm

An OKCFD command vehicle was hit head-on Friday morning. (Source: Oklahoma City Fire Department Facebook page)
An OKCFD command vehicle was hit head-on Friday morning. (Source: Oklahoma City Fire Department Facebook page)

An Oklahoma City Fire Department command vehicle was involved in a head-on crash with one other vehicle in southwest Oklahoma City Friday morning, news9.com and the fire department reported.

The crash happened around 4 a.m. near SW 59th and Penn.

The driver of the black vehicle was arrested, and is accused of DUI, according to police, the report said.

There was extensive front-end damage to the fire department’s command vehicle, as well as the black vehicle.

The fire crew was responding to a call when the crash happened, according to an Oklahoma City Fire Department post on Facebook and X (formerly known as Twitter).

The fire chief who was in the fire truck at the time of the crash was sent to the hospital to be checked out, police said.

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