First Responders Pull Driver from Automobile After it Ends Up on its Side in Harrison County Accident
By Jeff Toquinto on September 09, 2026
Harrison County first responders arrived at the scene of a single-vehicle accident that was reported with injuries Sunday, Sept. 6, in a rural area.
According to the Reynoldsville Volunteer Fire Department, they were among the agencies alerted for the incident that took place on New Creek Road. Upon arrival by the RVFD, the fire personnel found a silver Doge Caliber that had come to rest on its side in a ditch by the
roadway.
roadway.
The driver of the vehicle was still inside of the vehicle when emergency crews arrived. The driver would be assisted out of the vehicle through the sunroof.
After being removed, the driver was evaluated by the Harrison County Emergency Squad, which had also arrived on the scene. The driver signed off on being transported for further medical treatment.
Those responding also managed cleaning up debris that was in the roadway because of the accident. Crews were on the scene for less than an hour.
The Harrison County Sheriff's Office also responded to the scene. They are overseeing the investigation.
Editor's Note: Photo courtesy of the Reynoldsville Fire Department.
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