Lisle-Woodridge Fire District

Located in Cadillac, Mich., Cadillac Fire Department provides fire and emergency medical services for the protection of life and property. It has a fire marshal and more than 15 part-time and several full-time fire fighters. Cadillac Fire Department offers professional fire suppression, inspection and public education services. It also provides emergency clinical response and rescue services during natural and manmade disasters. The department offers preventive assistance services for citizens and visitors, as well as participates in various public education activities and demonstrations. Cadillac Fire Department is a part of the City of Cadillac, Mich., which maintains various departments, such as human resources, financial services, zoning, building and engineering, and community development and planning.

The Batavia Fire Department, located in Batavia, IL, offers emergency and fire prevention services to the city and township. With two stations, including Station 1 on the east side and Station 2 on the west side, the department responded to 3,250 emergency calls in 2009, led by Fire Chief Randy Deicke. Equipped with a fleet of vehicles and trailers, the department's team of firefighters, paramedics, and part-time members work tirelessly to ensure the safety and well-being of the community, providing essential services for medical and fire-related incidents. Generated from their available business information

The Aurora Central Fire Department provides fire suppression and rescue services to the city of Aurora, Ill. The department is a division of the city s government. It provides mitigation of and recovery from a variety of conditions that adversely threaten the safety of the public. The department s primary operations consist of confining and extinguishing various types of fires. As an extension of the department s rescue services, it also provides pre-hospital, emergency medical care. In addition, it controls spills and incidents involving hazardous materials, performs on-site safety inspections of buildings to ensure structures meet safety codes and participates in campaigns for community awareness regarding fire safety. The department operates more than 10 stations throughout the city.