Rescue 63, Engine 632, and Brush 63 Deploy for 4:00 AM Incident in Brighton Township

Beaver, PA - Firefighters from Brighton Township Volunteer Fire Department (Station 63) turned out during the early morning hours Wednesday to secure the scene of a single-vehicle accident after an automobile collided with a deer and left the roadway.

Emergency communications dispatched Station 63 at 4:01 a.m. on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, alerting volunteers to a vehicle-versus-deer crash with the involved car coming to rest off the travel lanes.

Rescue 63, Engine 632, and Brush 63 responded promptly, arriving to find the disabled vehicle off the pavement. Responders immediately placed blocking apparatus, deployed emergency lighting, and established traffic safety perimeters to protect the roadway and operating personnel.

Fire crews assessed the vehicle for fluid leaks, secured battery connections, and eliminated potential roadside hazards. Emergency medical services evaluated the vehicle’s operator on scene, confirming the driver escaped without injury.

Station 63 personnel maintained lane control, preserved the safe work zone, and provided scene safety support until troopers from the Pennsylvania State Police concluded their official crash investigation.