Marshalltown-Area – At around 10:12 this morning an ambulance from the Cranston Heights Fire Company was involved in a rollover crash at Limestone Road and Kirkwood Highway.
A spokesman for the fire company released a statement regarding the incident on their Facebook page:
“At approximately 1010 hours our ambulance (A14) was dispatched, with the New Castle County Paramedics, to respond for a severe medical emergency. While responding, at approximately 10:12 hours, they were involved in a collision at the intersection of Kirkwood Highway (DE SR-2) and Limestone Road (DE SR-7). While passing through the intersection, the ambulance was struck and subsequently rolled over, eventually coming to a rest in the northbound lanes of Limestone Road. Both members of the crew were properly restrained. The dispatch center was immediately notified, which prompted a response from several neighboring agencies for multiple Fire and EMS assets. Both EMTs and one civilian were transported to Christiana Medical Center for evaluation and treatment. This collision is currently being investigated by the Delaware State Police and Cranston Heights Fire Company is actively cooperating. The Cranston Heights Fire Company is also in the process of conducting its own formal investigation. Further information will be released as it becomes available. The Cranston Heights Fire Company would also like to thank our neighboring fire companies for assisting with handling emergency incidents while services were restored.”
Breaking Report
Marshalltown-Area – At around 10:14 this morning an ambulance from the Cranston Heights Fire Company was involved in a rollover crash at Limestone Road and Kirkwood Highway.
At 10:10 am a Cranston Heights ambulance was dispatched for a medical emergency but it’s not immediately clear if this ambulance was on a call at the time of the accident.
Three people were transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
