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Windsor Today
By the People, for the People
Sonoma County Fire Engine Crashes Responding to Collision
Two people hospitalized after fire engine collides with Toyota Prius in Windsor
Published on Feb. 11, 2026
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A Sonoma County Fire District engine was involved in a crash on Wednesday afternoon while responding to a separate collision in Windsor, California. The fire engine collided with a Toyota Prius at the intersection of Old Redwood Highway and Lakewood Drive, resulting in two people from the Prius being taken to the hospital. No firefighters were injured in the incident.
Why it matters
Emergency vehicle crashes while responding to calls are a serious concern, as they can lead to further injuries and property damage. This incident highlights the risks first responders face and the need for increased safety measures and training to prevent such accidents.
The details
The fire engine was traveling with its emergency lights and siren activated when it collided with the Toyota Prius at the intersection. The fire engine was en route to a separate collision at Old Redwood Highway and Eastside Road when the crash occurred. The two people in the Prius were transported to the hospital, but their conditions were not immediately available. The crash involving the fire truck is under investigation by the Windsor Police Department.
- The crash occurred around 3:15 p.m. on Wednesday, February 11, 2026.
The players
Sonoma County Fire District
The local fire department responsible for responding to emergencies in the area.
Windsor Police Department
The law enforcement agency investigating the crash involving the fire engine.
What they’re saying
“No firefighters were injured in the crash.”
— Karen Hancock, Spokesperson, Sonoma County Fire District (pressdemocrat.com)
What’s next
The Windsor Police Department will continue its investigation into the cause of the crash and determine if any charges will be filed.
The takeaway
This incident serves as a reminder of the dangers first responders face while rushing to emergencies and the need for increased safety measures to protect both emergency personnel and the public during these critical situations.
