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Sunshine and clouds mixed. High near 85F. Winds S at 5 to 10 mph..
Considerable cloudiness. Low 66F. Winds S at 5 to 10 mph.
Tow trucks prepare to remove a cement mixer, that rolled over at Lebanon Valley Speedway.
The driver was injured after a cement mixer rolled over at Lebanon Valley Speedway on Thursday.
Crews work to remove a cement mixer, that rolled over at Lebanon Valley Speedway. Contributed photo
Chatham Rescue Squad leaves for Albany Med with the driver, after a cement mixer rolled over at Lebanon Valley Speedway. Contributed photo
Firefighters on the scene sfter a cement mixer rolled over at Lebanon Valley Speedway on Thursday morning. Contributed photo
Tow trucks prepare to remove a cement mixer, that rolled over at Lebanon Valley Speedway.
The driver was injured after a cement mixer rolled over at Lebanon Valley Speedway on Thursday.
Crews work to remove a cement mixer, that rolled over at Lebanon Valley Speedway. Contributed photo
Chatham Rescue Squad leaves for Albany Med with the driver, after a cement mixer rolled over at Lebanon Valley Speedway. Contributed photo
Firefighters on the scene sfter a cement mixer rolled over at Lebanon Valley Speedway on Thursday morning. Contributed photo
NEW LEBANON — A Columbia County man was taken to Albany Medical Center on Thursday morning after the cement truck he was driving rolled over, state police said.
Keith A. Bailey Sr., of Niverville, had non-life threatening injuries, said Beau Duffy, director of information for state police.
At about 8:50 a.m., Columbia County 911 sent Lebanon Valley Fire Company and Chatham Rescue Squad to the dragstrip at Lebanon Valley Speedway after receiving a report that a cement truck had rolled over and the driver was inside the cab.
Crews were able to get Bailey out of the truck. He was examined by paramedics and taken to Albany.
A Life Net helicopter was placed on stand-by, but was not needed.
A preliminary investigation indicated that the truck that was onsite to pour concrete on a portion of the dragstrip when it overturned. Unsafe speed may have been a contributing factor in the crash, Duffy said.
The truck was towed from the scene.
Tsatsawassa Fire Department assisted Lebanon Valley.
All firefighters were back in service at 11:56 a.m.
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