The West Chicago Fire Protection District is inviting community members to participate in upcoming Listen & Learn sessions to discuss the future of fire and emergency medical services in West Chicago.
As part of the District's ongoing community engagement efforts, these sessions will provide residents with an opportunity to learn more about current emergency services, ask questions, share concerns, ... (Full Story)
West Chicago Fire has served our community for 130 years, and we're at a turning point.
Join us for a Listen & Learn one-hour session and tell us what you expect when you call 911.
Learn from Fire Chief Jeffrey Keefe how your fire district works and where it stands today. Ask anything. Then join a small-group conversation where we will listen as you tell us what you expect from emergency services ... (Full Story & Photos)
Please note the original post had correct dates but incorrect days.
The West Chicago Fire Protection District is hosting "Listen and Learn Session" - Check out the flyer for more info!
El Distrito de Protección contra Incendios de West Chicago organiza una "Sesión para escuchar y aprender": ¡consulta el folleto para más información!... (Full Story)
At approximately 12:53 a.m. on September 26, 2026, West Chicago Fire Protection District personnel responded to a reported residential structure fire in the 900 block of Gates Street. Upon arrival, firefighters encountered smoke from the residence and were advised that the kitchen was on fire. Occupants initially reported that everyone was believed to be outside of the home. Firefighters advanced ... (Full Story)
The Fire District has finished a Community Risk Assessment process and developed a corresponding report. This assessment involved analyzing statistical information along with identifying community hazards and vulnerabilities. The purpose of this process is to ensure that the District’s resources and capabilities are properly aligned with the specific risks facing the community. The complete report ... (Full Story)
Check out our latest District newsletter. "The General" is our quarterly newsletter highlighting District activities and safety tips. Click on this link to preview this quarter's edition: https://conta.cc/3V7k7Sf
Summer Safety Tip #1 - The best way to stay safe from fireworks is to not use them. Instead, attend a public fireworks display put on by professionals.
Summer Fire Safety Tip #2 - Turn off or put out fires before you leave the backyard.
Summer Safety Tip #3 - Closely watch children when the fire pit is in use.
Summer Safety Tip# 4 - Only use propane, charcoal and wood pellet barbecue grills outside. Indoor use can cause a fire or carbon monoxide poisoning.
