WELCOME TO NORTH PARK FIRE DEPARTMENT

The North Park Fire Department is a member of the Mutual Aid Box Alarm System Division 8 along with 23 other area fire departments, providing apparatus and personnel during large-scale emergencies.

The North Park Fire Protection District provides fire, rescue, hazard, and emergency medical services to portions of Machesney Park and unincorporated Winnebago County, Illinois. The District serves approximately 18,000 residents covering 15 square miles of suburban residential, commercial, and light industrial occupancies. The district encompasses approximately two miles of the Rock River along with major thoroughfares such as Interstate 39/90 (the Jane Adams Memorial Tollway) and Illinois Route 251. The District includes 6,500 households, 200 commercial structures and six public schools.

The department responds to an average of 1,500 calls for service each year.

The North Park Fire Department is comprised of approximately 50 personnel including one full-time fire chief, a part-time administrative assistant, and a combination of part-time and volunteer firefighters. The district is served by three fire stations housing a total of four front-line engines, including one capable of providing urban-wildland interface, one aerial truck, three squads, three command vehicles, one utility vehicle and one boat. The department responds to an average of 1,500 calls for service each year.

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Super thankful for the generosity of Crazy Times Pub & Grub as well as Parker Center School (two separate donations) for donating a huge amount of food to our firefighters today! Thanks for thinking of us! ... See MoreSee Less

Super thankful for the generosity of Crazy Times Pub & Grub as well as Parker Center School (two separate donations) for donating a huge amount of food to our firefighters today!  Thanks for thinking of us!

Our congratulations to North Park Fire alumni Santiago Apreda for his graduation from the Rockford Fire Department Fall 2024 academy.

We appreciate your dedication to North Park while with us, and wish you a long and healthy career with Rockford Fire.

(Group photo stolen from Santi's family)
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Our congratulations to North Park Fire alumni Santiago Apreda for his graduation from the Rockford Fire Department Fall 2024 academy.  

We appreciate your dedication to North Park while with us, and wish you a long and healthy career with Rockford Fire.  

(Group photo stolen from Santis family)Image attachment

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Thank you Chief for showing up and everything you’ve done for me. North Park will forever be a part of me

Congratulations on your new great career!

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The "Keep the Wreath Red" campaign is officially underway for the month of December! 🌟 This important initiative serves as a reminder for everyone to focus on fire safety throughout the holiday season. A red wreath is proudly displayed in the front lobby window of our new station, symbolizing our commitment to a fire-free community.

Each red bulb on the wreath represents a day without a fire incident. Should a fire occur, one of the red bulbs will be replaced with a white one. Our goal is to keep the wreath glowing red for the entire month by encouraging safe holiday practices in every home and business.

Let’s work together to make this a safe and joyful season for all. From all of us at North Park Fire, we wish you a happy, healthy, and fire-safe holiday!
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The Keep the Wreath Red campaign is officially underway for the month of December! 🌟 This important initiative serves as a reminder for everyone to focus on fire safety throughout the holiday season. A red wreath is proudly displayed in the front lobby window of our new station, symbolizing our commitment to a fire-free community.

Each red bulb on the wreath represents a day without a fire incident. Should a fire occur, one of the red bulbs will be replaced with a white one. Our goal is to keep the wreath glowing red for the entire month by encouraging safe holiday practices in every home and business.

Let’s work together to make this a safe and joyful season for all. From all of us at North Park Fire, we wish you a happy, healthy, and fire-safe holiday!

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I started this program 35 years ago after seeing this program at the Illinois Fire Chiefs Conference in 1988. To my knowledge there have never been any fires related to Christmas Decorations in our fire district since. I also would like to wish everyone a happy, healthy and safe holiday season.

Looks great

#ThatsRED

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