A dramatic emergency unfolded last night, drawing the eyes of Greenbrier residents to an unexpected scene.
Greenbrier Fire Department’s Truck 1 responded to a reported T‑bone style vehicle crash near Highway 65 and Tyler Street on Saturday, marking the unit’s first documented emergency deployment since being loaned and prepared for service.
Truck 1 Responds to Reported T‑Bone Crash
The Greenbrier Fire Department dispatched Truck 1 on Saturday night after a T‑bone style motor‑vehicle crash was reported near Highway 65 and Tyler Street. The incident prompted the department’s newest aerial apparatus to roll out for the first time since its 1996 loan. It was captured on video by a social‑media follower.
The crash location is identified only as near Highway 65 and Tyler Street; the exact circumstances of the collision have not been released. It is not yet known whether anyone was injured or what damage the vehicles sustained. Authorities have not provided further details at this time.
Truck 1 had been unavailable since the 1996 Pierce Dash 75’ aerial was loaned to Greenbrier by the Conway Fire Department after an Engine 1 rollover the previous weekend. Over the past several days the unit was tested, outfitted, and prepared for service at Greenbrier Station 1. The Saturday response marked its debut in an active emergency.
The video of the response was submitted by Faulkner County Fire Buff follower Hunter Baltimore. The post was published by the Faulkner County Fire Buff account. No additional statements from the fire department or local officials have been reported.
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