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Welcome to the official web page of the Schiller Park Fire Department. On behalf of the 42 combination full and part-time members of the department I thank you for taking the time to visit. I hope the information is informative and gives you some insight into our department. If you don’t find what you need, or have a question or comments just click on my name below and send us a note. We’ll respond as soon as we can.
Here is an overview of what the Schiller Park Fire Department has to offer:
The Emergency Operations link will give you detailed information of our Fire Department, along with our monthly report and a list of our department personnel.
The Fire Prevention link can be used to find out about the Fire Prevention Division including our Codes and Ordinances, and our code enforcement program.
The Inspectional Services link will take you to our Building and Housing Code enforcement program ......
The Public Education link will provide a wealth of public information regarding fire safety.
The Disaster Preparedness link will be used to help make Schiller Park a disaster resistant community.
The Education and Training link will keep you up to date on what our Firefighters and Paramedics are learning and practicing this month to maintain or improve their skills.
The Recruitment link is where we will post any job openings and current recruitment information.
The Newsletter is a monthly publication for our members. It is the premier source of information on what we are doing. We will share it with our friends and visitors.
The Citizen CPR Class link will provide dates and information about upcoming CPR classes.
The Recipe of the Month is a list of our firehouse favorites, one a month.
Comments or Requests are always welcome, in fact we encourage you to let us know how we are doing. Ask questions, send us a comment, make a request.
Links will provide other sites we feel you will find useful, entertaining, or just plain fun.
Thank you for visiting our site and remember, smoke detectors save lives.
Best Wishes and be safe, Tom Deegan, Fire Chief 
If you have questions or comments about ems/paramedic services click here.