Huber Heights police were dispatched at approximately 7:12 a.m. on Tuesday to the intersection of Fishburg Road and Tomberg Street after a 15‑year‑old was reportedly struck by a vehicle. The call came in through the Huber Heights Police and Fire Dispatcher, who confirmed the incident and noted that the teen’s condition remains unclear.
According to the dispatcher, it is not yet known if the teenager was transported to a local hospital for treatment. Police and emergency responders remained on scene while they worked to secure the area and gather information from witnesses.
Investigation Ongoing
Investigators are actively seeking additional details, including the identity of the driver, the speed of the vehicle, and any potential traffic or road conditions that may have contributed to the incident. The department has asked anyone who saw the crash or who may have dash‑cam footage to contact Huber Heights Police at the number provided on their website.
Community Safety Reminder
Huber Heights officials use incidents like this to remind residents, especially parents and guardians, of the importance of pedestrian safety. The city encourages families to teach teens safe crossing practices, such as using marked crosswalks, making eye contact with drivers, and avoiding distractions like headphones or mobile devices while walking near roadways.
Local law enforcement also emphasizes the need for drivers to stay alert, obey speed limits, and be prepared to stop for pedestrians, particularly in residential neighborhoods where children are often present.
Next Steps
Police will continue to monitor the situation and will update the public as more information becomes available. News Center 7 will provide further coverage once the teen’s condition is confirmed and any additional details about the investigation are released.
Residents with concerns about traffic safety in the Fishburg Road area are encouraged to attend the next city council meeting, where transportation and public‑safety officials regularly discuss road improvements and community‑safety initiatives.
Original reporting: WHIO-TV Dayton (local) — read the source article.
