Mail truck catches fire in Little Hocking, OH

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LITTLE HOCKING — A mail delivery truck caught fire Friday shortly before noon on Dugan Road near Millbranch Road in Belpre Township, according to Little Hocking Volunteer Fire Department Chief Mike Chevalier.

USPS mail truck fire – Ashby, MA

A fire truck is stationed near a smoke-filled scene in a residential area, with firefighters engaging in emergency response. A vehicle is partially obscured by smoke, and a decorative lamp post is visible in the grassy foreground.

Today the Ashby Police Department and Ashby FIRE EMS Association Inc. were dispatched to a USPS vehicle on fire and close to a residence. AFD arrived and was able to extinguish the fire before it made it to the house. The house sustained damage to the siding due to the heat of the fire. Great Job Ashby Fire.

Road reopens after mail truck fire in Guilford, CT

A postal delivery vehicle on a winding road, with smoke and flames visible from the rear, indicating a fire incident. Lush green foliage lines the roadside, providing contrast to the situation.

“Just got word that the driver had completed his route and all deliveries had been made prior to the fire,” police posted to their Facebook page. Police also said the driver was safe.

Mail truck catches fire in Portland, TN

A damaged United States Postal Service delivery truck parked in front of a school, showing burns and structural damage from a fire. The background features a building with a sign for Watt Hardison Elementary.

While walking to his LLV mail truck, after delivering the mail to Watt Hardison Elementary School, he noticed smoke coming from the engine.

Nutley Fire Department Reports No Injuries After Postal Vehicle Catches Fire

A car emitting thick smoke on a street, with a firefighter nearby. Trees and buildings are visible in the background, suggesting a city environment.

According to Nutley Fire Department chief Henry Meola, the fire appeared to be limited to the engine compartment. Meola stated that the Nutley Police Department is still waiting for word from postal authorities regarding the disposition of the vehicle as the mail was not damaged. 

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