Loves Park Fire Department was founded in 1947 under the leadership of Mayor Burton.
In the spring of 2018, the Loves Park Fire Department gained a new chief, Chief Jerry Wiltfang, under the leadership of Mayor Greg Jury. Over the last several months of Chief Wiltfang and Mayor Jury’s leadership, the department has expanded to now cover a population of approximately 25,000 with both fire and EMS response. In the spring of 2019, the department gained an ambulance for response and transport. The department not only has Paid on Call volunteers, but 24/7 response teams to respond to our community’s growing needs.
In the spring of 2018, the Loves Park Fire Department gained a new chief, Chief Jerry Wiltfang, under the leadership of Mayor Greg Jury. Over the last several months of Chief Wiltfang and Mayor Jury’s leadership, the department has expanded to now cover a population of approximately 25,000 with both fire and EMS response. In the spring of 2019, the department gained an ambulance for response and transport. The department not only has Paid on Call volunteers, but 24/7 response teams to respond to our community’s growing needs.
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The Loves Park Fire Department proudly protects an area of 17 Sq. miles. We operate out of two stations that protect both business and residential areas. Our department is a public department whose members are full/part time and paid on call.
The City of Loves Park's 2015 Public Protection Classification: ISO Rating of 05/5X The Loves Park Fire Department was formed in 1947 and currently has approximately 32 personnel. |
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Loves Park Fire Progression
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LOVES PARK MISSION STATEMENT
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A progressive department dedicated to the citizens we serve.
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RESPONSES
"These heroes took time out of their day to stop by for my son Caiden's 5th birthday party!! The excitement on his face was priceless and he will remember this birthday for a very long time!! Thanks again!"
RYAN FERGUSON
"Thank you for saving the neighborhood on Bennett St. today!"
DAN TROTTER
