Addison Fire Protection Dst 1

Addison Fire Protection District is an American all-hazards emergency services organization providing fire suppression, medical care, rescue operations, and safety education to the Village of Addison and surrounding unincorporated areas. Founded in 1925 as a volunteer department before becoming a district in 1946, it operates from three stations staffed by full-time firefighter-paramedics using advanced quint vehicles and ambulances.

• Services: The organization delivers professional fire protection, emergency medical response, technical rescue, and community safety education.
• Operations: Emergency services are primarily executed via three paramedic-equipped quint fire vehicles that function as engines, ladder trucks, and rescue squads alongside three advanced life support ambulances.
• Certifications: The district holds international accreditation from the Commission on Fire Accreditation International (CFAI) and maintains a Public Protection Classification of 2 from ISO.

It serves residents who visit, work in, or call Addison their home with comprehensive emergency coverage.