On Tuesday morning, Oak Park firefighters were transported to local hospitals following a collision involving their firetruck. The incident occurred in the 900 block of Madison Street. Dan Yopchick, Oak Park’s chief communications officer, confirmed the details.
The crash took place just before 10:30 a.m., involving Oak Park Fire Department Engine 603. The firetruck was traveling along Madison Street when another vehicle unexpectedly crossed the centerline and collided with it.
No serious injuries were sustained in the accident. The firefighters involved were expected to be discharged from the hospitals shortly after. The driver responsible for the incident received a citation and was receiving medical care as of Tuesday afternoon.
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