Beach Park, IL
The Beach Park Fire Department will be testing for full time firefighter/paramedic positions. Monday September 28, 2020 at 8am, applications will be available at station 1 for pick up. Applications will be available during normal business hours, 8-4pm Monday through Friday, until November 2, 2020.
Station 1 address: 3233 N Lewis Ave, Beach Park
Our August Board of Trustees meeting will be held this upcoming Tuesday night, August 11th at the Beach Park Fire Department.
Address: 3233 N. Lewis Avenue Beach Park, IL 60087
Time: 7:00pm
Please see link below for our meeting agenda
Our July Board of Trustees meeting will be held this upcoming Tuesday night, July 14th at the Beach Park Fire Department.
Address: 3233 N. Lewis Avenue Beach Park, IL 60087
Time: 7:00pm
Please see link below for our meeting agenda
Our June Board of Trustees meeting will be held this upcoming Tuesday night, June 9th at the Beach Park Fire Department.
Address: 3233 N. Lewis Avenue Beach Park, IL 60087
Time: 7:00pm
Please see link below for our meeting agenda
June 2020 Agenda
Our May Board of Trustees meeting will be held this upcoming Tuesday night, May 12th at the Beach Park Fire Department.
Address: 3233 N. Lewis Avenue Beach Park, IL 60087
Time: 7:00pm
Please see link below for our meeting agenda!
This afternoon, Fire Chief Paul Tierney will be walking if his last shift and into retirement. After serving in the fire service for 45 years, it is time for Chief to begin a new chapter. Thank you Chief for all your time and dedication to the department!
Our April Board of Trustees meeting will be held this upcoming Tuesday night, April 14th at the Beach Park Fire Department.
Address: 3233 N. Lewis Avenue Beach Park, IL 60087
Time: 7:00pm
All are welcome!
Please see link below for our meeting agenda, see you there!
The COVID-19 pandemic has certainly brought on some troubling times for many of us. Not being able to leave home as often, go to work, take your children to daycare, the list of how everyone has been affected is endless.
United Way of Lake County 211, is a referral hotline available that connects people with essential services in the area to help with things like: rent/utility assistance, finding shelter, food, and much more.
211 is Lake County’s free one-stop shop for help:
It’s a telephone helpline.
It’s a texting chatline.
And, it’s this very website you’re visiting right now. 211 is always open, always confidential, and always free.
For more information, you can visit their website:
https://211lakecounty.org/…
Call: 1-855-677-5253
Text: Text your zip code to 898211
Sending a huge shoutout to 28 Mile Distillery Co. for donating over a gallon of hand sanitizer to our department! We are incredibly grateful, and applaud your efforts to help us first responders to stay healthy.
For more information about sending hand sanitizer to first responders, visit their link and fill out their form!
https://28milevodka.com/hand-sanitizer/
(Pictured: half of the supply received that was distributed between both of our stations)
BPFD would like to thank a very generous resident that donated 50 N95 masks this week! With an overall shortage on medical supplies that help protect first responders, hospital workers, and other front line workers during the COVID-19 pandemic, we cannot express how grateful we are. Acts of kindness like this, truly goes a long way! Stay safe, and stay healthy everyone!
With the recent COVID-19 outbreak, we would like to inform you that our department will not be accepting any outside food donations. Instead, we encourage those in the community to check on family, neighbors, and elderly folks around you. Taking care of one another by ensuring others are receiving any help or food they need, is extremely important. Let’s all make light of this situation by spreading acts of kindness, coming together as a community!
We would also like to inform you that we will be closing our front doors to the public, but remain in service to respond to calls. If you arrive at one of our stations and are having an emergency, please pick up the red phone to connect with our dispatchers.
As always, call 911 if you are having an emergency.
For updates and resources in Lake County about the coronavirus, visit www.lakecountyil.gov/coronavirus
