Fire Prevention
Click the link to view the Fire Prevention Ordinance (Chapter 91: Fire Prevention-91.37-91.39)Click on the links below to open the PDF file in a new window.
What should I do after a fire?
Click here to view the PDF.Carbon Monoxide Detectors
OWN THEM, IT’S THE LAW!The implementation of carbon monoxide detectors in each home is current Illinois Law as of January 1, 2007.
Fire Extinguishers
This document explains how to operate a fire extinguisher.Juvenile Fire Starters
Juvenile fire setting is never harmless and should always be taken seriously by adults.Open Burning
No one shall cause or allow open burning of any waste, garbage, landscape waste, municipal waste, or organic matter within the corporate limits of the village.Smoke Detectors
Smoke Detectors Save Lives! They provide the first warning of at least 60% of fires that start at night. The sooner the fire is discovered, especially during sleeping hours, the less destructive and deadly the consequences. This is why smoke alarms should never be ignored!Fire Prevention Bureau
Staff:
Fire Marshall
Fire Inspector
Fire Inspector
Public Education Officer
Fire Prevention Clerk
Fire Inspector
Fire Inspector
Public Education Officer
Fire Prevention Clerk
(815) 372-4045
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(815) 886-7227 x372
(815) 886-7227 x886
(815) 886-7227 x349
(815) 886-7227 x364
Tony Ponzi
Jeff Sparger
Bill Murray
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Cindy Valencik
Jeff Sparger
Bill Murray
Brandon Street
Cindy Valencik