Hialeah, FL – A construction incident in Hialeah triggered an emergency response after a large crane fell in a residential area, raising safety concerns but leaving no reported injuries.
Authorities said the collapse occurred near Northwest 63rd Street and Palm Avenue during the late afternoon.
The crane was being used for utility related work when it fell, landing between homes and scattering debris across nearby yards and streets.
Officials noted the equipment narrowly avoided striking houses and parked vehicles.
According to local fire rescue crews, no injuries were reported and there were no immediate power outages connected to the incident.
Emergency personnel secured the scene and began assessing potential hazards, including structural stability and debris removal.
Investigators said the crane was being operated by a subcontractor working in coordination with a utility company at the time of the collapse.
Crews brought in additional equipment to stabilize the fallen crane and begin the process of removing it safely from the neighborhood.
Residents in the area reported hearing a loud noise at the time of the incident and said the impact caused noticeable shaking.
Authorities confirmed that nearby homes were not directly struck, though the proximity of the crane raised concerns about potential damage.
Officials have not determined the cause of the collapse.
The incident remains under investigation as authorities review equipment conditions and other possible factors