The Belmont Police and Fire Departments responded after a vehicle crashed into a house Sunday night. (Photo courtesy Belmont Police/Fire) 
The home, at 245 White St., sustained some damage as a result of the crash. (Photo courtesy Belmont Police/Fire) 
An initial on-scene investigation determined that a BMW and a Toyota crashed at the intersection of Belmont Street and White Street. The collision resulted in the Toyota hitting a utility pole. (Photo courtesy Belmont Police/Fire)
BELMONT — Police Chief James MacIsaac and Fire Chief David DeStefano report that the Belmont Police and Fire Departments responded after a vehicle crashed into a house Sunday night.
At approximately 11:25 p.m., Belmont Police and Fire responded to the intersection of Belmont Street and White Street after it was reported that a vehicle had hit a house. Upon arrival, officers located a BMW that had crashed into the house at 245 White St.
An initial on-scene investigation determined that a BMW and a Toyota crashed at the intersection. The collision resulted in the BMW subsequently hitting the corner of the home, and the Toyota hitting a utility pole.
Both drivers were able to get out of their vehicles on their own. The driver of the BMW, a 33-year-old Plymouth man, was transported by a Watertown Fire and Rescue ambulance to Mount Auburn Hospital. The driver of the Toyota, a 28-year-old Allston man, was transported by Belmont Fire Department Rescue to Massachusetts General Hospital.
No one inside the home reported injuries. The home sustained some damage and a Building Department official was contacted to assess its structural integrity.
The crash remains under investigation by the Belmont Police Department.
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