Brookfield Fire Department: Utility truck removed from swimming pool
There was no injuries and no fluids spilled into the pool.
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23h agoThe Brookfield Volunteer Fire Department responded Friday afternoon to reports of a utility truck halfway submerged into a swimming pool on Juniper Lane.
There was no injuries and no fluids spilled into the pool.
Firefighters suited with life vests helped the towing company rig the truck for removal. It was removed just after 11 p.m.
It was not immediately clear how the truck ended up in the pool.
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