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Driver Injured in Madison County Truck Accident

The crash happened Monday morning on State Route 56 near Moorman Road, and the driver, a fire district employee, was hospitalized.

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Madison County, OhioPublished 1 min read

A fire district employee was hurt in a truck crash on State Route 56 in Madison County on October 26, according to the Central Townships Joint Fire District.

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How the State Route 56 Truck Crash Unfolded

The Central Townships Joint Fire District said the crash happened at about 8:50 a.m. near Moorman Road. The district said its brush fire truck, Grass Fighter 293, was heading south at roughly 55 mph when the front right tire went off the pavement. The fire district said the driver lost control while trying to steer back onto the road. According to the district, the truck rolled several times and stopped on its roof in the roadway.

The district said the driver was wearing a seat belt. The fire district said the driver was checked at the scene and then taken to OhioHealth Grant Medical Center. The district has not said how serious the injuries are.

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Where the Investigation Stands in Madison County

The crash remains under investigation. In a news release, the fire district said its main concern was the health, safety and well-being of its employee. The district also said it was grateful to the emergency personnel who responded and helped at the scene.

When police say a crash is still under investigation, it usually means they are still collecting evidence and have not reached any conclusions.

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