Single-Vehicle Crash Damages Home at Little Falls & Clarks Mills; One Transported

October 18, 2025 — by Scanner Alerts Media

HOLLIS — Just after midnight, Hollis Fire Rescue was dispatched to the intersection of Little Falls Road and Clarks Mills Road for a single-vehicle accident.

According to the department’s summary, responders arrived to find a vehicle that had left the roadway, struck a concrete block, and then continued into the structure at the location. Crews assessed the scene, confirmed there was a single occupant, and initiated standard medical and incident-stabilization procedures.

The sole occupant of the vehicle was transported to an area hospital for evaluation, per the release. The statement did not provide additional medical details and did not identify the person by name. No other occupants or involved vehicles were reported.

Officials reported damage to the house, and noted that the residents did not remain in the home overnight as a result. The release did not specify the extent of structural damage beyond the immediate impact description and the decision that the occupants could not stay.

No further information regarding contributing factors, roadway conditions, or enforcement actions was included in the department’s statement. The release did not reference any secondary hazards, utility issues, or extended road closures at the intersection.

This article summarizes the facts provided: a call just after midnight to Little Falls Road and Clarks Mills Road; a vehicle that left the road, impacted a concrete block, and struck the structure; one person transported for medical evaluation; and a residence damaged to the extent that its occupants did not spend the night. Names, exact injury status, and additional investigative details were not included in the information provided to Scanner Alerts Media.

If the department issues supplemental details—such as a cause determination, repair status, or updates on the patient’s condition—this story will be updated to reflect those additions while maintaining a fact-only presentation.

Credit: Hollis Fire Rescue