Lisle-Woodridge Fire District

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The Lisle-Woodridge Fire District is rated an ISO Class 1 fire district. This rating is awarded by the Insurance Services Office. We have the distinction of being the highest rated fire district in the entire nation. This classification lowers a property owner's fire insurance premium.
Our Fire District has five fire stations (3 in Lisle and 2 in Woodridge). We protect the Village of Lisle and 80% of the Village of Woodridge (primarily west of I-355), and some unincorporated areas of DuPage County. The district provides Fire Suppression & Rescue, Advanced Life Support Ambulance service, and Fire Protection activities. We also conduct fire service training for local fire departments, monthly CPR courses for the public, and numerous public education programs by request.
The Fire District protects approximately 30 sq. mi. and a population of approximately 70,000 residents.

The Primary Mission of the Lisle-Woodridge Fire District Is to provide a variety of services designed to protect the lives and property of those people within the District from the adverse effects of fires, sudden medical emergencies or exposures to dangerous conditions caused by man or nature.

Our Vision
To be recognized by our community and employees as: A model of excellence in providing fire protection, emergency medical services and related services; A District dedicated to continuous improvement in every detail of the service we provide; A District that fosters an environment of tolerance, trust and involvement; A District responsive to the communities needs and concerns.

Minimum Staffing Includes:

1 Battalion Chief

1 Dive Rescue Squad w/Rescue Boat

4 Advanced Life Support (ALS) Engines

1 Hazardous Materials Squad

2 ALS Ladder Trucks

1 Fire Investigation Unit

3 ALS Ambulances

Administrative Positions

Monday - Friday

1 Executive Secretary 1 Finance Director

1 Finance Assistant 1 Accounting Clerk

1 MIS Specialist 1 Administrative Secretary

Emergency Responses

By Month

2013 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total

Fire 193 137 330

EMS 343 306 649

Total 536 443 979

Incident Lists

Annually

Year

Fire-Related Responses

Emergency Medical Responses

Total

2012 1,944 3,884 5,828

2011 2,218 3,784 6,002

2010 2,135 3,714 5,849

2009 2,187 3,470 5,657

2008 2,361 3,779 6,140

2007 2,428 3,561 5,989

2006 2,093 3,532 5,625

2005 2,252 3,375 5,627

2004

2,198

3,111

5,309

2003

2,244

3,056

5,300

2002

2,093

3,019

5,112

2001

2,371

3,222

5,593

2000

2,570

3,096

5,666

1999

2,413

3,072

5,485

Do you have something you would like to tell us? Is there a question you would like to ask?
Click here to contact Fire Chief Thomas Freeman. Or call the administrative number below.

Contact Information

Emergency: 9-1-1

Administration

Main Telephone: (630) 353-3000
Administrative Fax: (630) 353-3099
Postal Address: 1005 School St
                          Lisle, IL 60532

Fire Prevention Bureau

Main Telephone: (630) 353-3030
           FPB Fax: (630) 353-3098
        Postal Address: 3101 Woodridge Dr
                                    Woodridge, IL 60517

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