GLASGOW, Ky. — A truck was pulled from the water Sunday afternoon after a boating mishap at Port Oliver prompted a multi-agency response.

According to Barren County Rescue, crews were called around 3:28 p.m. to assist Allen County after a truck was accidentally pulled into the water while launching a boat. The vessel drifted about 15 feet from the ramp and was submerged in roughly 15 feet of water.

Barren County rescuers launched a boat and used sonar to locate the submerged truck, according to a social media post. A rescue diver then secured a tow cable to the vehicle, allowing it to be safely pulled from the water.

Officials said no one was inside the truck at the time of the incident, and no injuries were reported.

Allen County Emergency Management Director Gary Petty was credited with quickly securing and managing the scene. Barren County Rescue also thanked its members for their rapid response, along with JW Oliphant Towing for assisting with the recovery.

Authorities noted that boat traffic at the ramp continued during the operation and expressed appreciation to boaters for their patience.

As boating activity increases heading into the summer months, officials are urging the public to use caution at boat ramps, ensure vehicles are in proper working condition, and remain aware of others nearby. They also emphasized the importance of wearing life jackets near the water.