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Postal Service truck destroyed in fire; letter carrier not injured

A U.S. Postal Service letter carrier was unharmed after their truck caught fire while making deliveries on Sunday.

The South Walton Fire District received a 911 call a little before noon on Sunday as a vehicle fire at 26 St Tropez Ct. Firefighters arrived on scene at 11:53 a.m. and had the fire extinguished in about six minutes, according to Mackenzie McClintock, public information officer for the department.

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