Beach Park Fire Department

This year, the Beach Park Fire Department will be hosting a fundraiser to raise money for the Pink Heals Lake County Chapter! Our department has created special breast cancer awareness t-shirts, and a portion of the proceeds will be donated directly to the foundation on behalf of the department.

T-shirts will be available for sign-up starting June 25, 2021 at Station 1. On the sign-up sheet provided, make sure to put your name, phone number, and t-shirt size/quantity. The shirts will be made in a bulk order, and a member of the department will contact you at your provided number when they are ready for pick up.

Since this is a fundraiser, any extra donation amounts are encouraged, but are not mandatory. Any contributions made will be added to the over all donation to the chapter.
Thank you all for joining us! Stop by Station 1 (3233 N. Lewis Ave), Monday- Friday 8-4pm!

T-Shirt Prices:
XS-XL: $13 per t-shirt
2XL & 3XL: $15 per t-shirt

Payments accepted at the time of sign up, cash or check accepted!

*ALL T-SHIRTS WILL HAVE A BUILT IN DONATION COST*

It’s that time of year again! The Beach Park Fire Department will be participating in our annual path cleanup at the Robert McClory Bike Path. This will be the first of two path cleanups this year, so bring your friends family, and furry friends to help make our paths cleaner for all who use them. This is also a great way to meet our staff and your neighbors, so come on out and enjoy some nature!

February 16, 2021, Governor Pritzker issued a disaster proclamation following the significant winter storms seen across 102 Illinois counties. With large snow accumulations, low temperatures, and severe windchill temperatures affecting more than ten states, it is creating a negative impact on utility companies. The severe cold temperature are creating power outages to approximately 7,000 households, and these numbers will continue to fluctuate with the continued weather. The Governor is encouraging to take appropriate measures to safely conserve energy, and winterizing your homes to extend fuel supplies.

Stay safe, stay warm, and check on your neighbors around you to make sure everyone is remaining safe in the time of severe cold weather!

Provided below:

• Attachment of tips to stay safe both at home and on the road created by IEMA and the National Weather Service  winter_storm_preparedness_guidebook
• Disaster Proclamation 22801-Disaster_Proclamation_-_Winter_Weather

Are you interested in adopting a fire hydrant in your area? Please contact FF/PM Sigafus by email, or coming into Station 1 Monday through Friday 8am to 4pm to request a sign up sheet.
Sign up sheets should be returned via email, or in person when completed

Thank you for all your help!