A woman in her 30s allegedly crashed her Nissan Murano into an Everett Fire Department station on Madison Street on Saturday night. (Everett Fire Department)

A woman in her 30s allegedly crashed her Nissan Murano into an Everett Fire Department station on Madison Street on Saturday night. (Everett Fire Department)

SUV crashes into Everett Fire Department station

Two firefighters were in the room where the vehicle smashed through the wall, but were unhurt.

EVERETT — An SUV crashed into a fire station Saturday night.

A woman in her 30s driving a Nissan Murano allegedly went off the roadway, through a fence, over a rock wall and collided with the Everett Fire Department station at 1600 Madison Street just before 7:30 p.m., according to a news release from the city.

Two firefighters were in the room where the SUV broke through the wall. They were not hurt and neither was the driver.

The Everett Police Department is investigating the crash.

The fire station will remain open and operational.

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An SUV crashed into an Everett Fire Department station Saturday night. Two firefighters were in the room when the vehicle breached the wall, but were not hurt. (Everett Fire Department)
A woman in her 30s allegedly crashed her Nissan Murano off the road, through a fence, and into an Everett Fire Department station on Madison Street on Saturday night. (Everett Fire Department)

An SUV crashed into an Everett Fire Department station Saturday night. Two firefighters were in the room when the vehicle breached the wall, but were not hurt. (Everett Fire Department)

A woman in her 30s allegedly crashed her Nissan Murano off the road, through a fence, and into an Everett Fire Department station on Madison Street on Saturday night. (Everett Fire Department)

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