The Decatur Fire Department provides the community, emergency response from fires and medical calls, to technical rescue and hazardous material incidents.
Fire Chief Jeff Abbott
Decatur has 110 firefighters working on 3 battalions with each battalion that works a 24 hour shift. Decatur has a Fire Prevention Division that works 40 hours a week. Decatur has 7 fire stations location throughout the city.
Station No. 1, 1415 N. Water St.
Engine 1 - 2016 Pierce Impel Pumper with extrication capabilities
Tower 1 - 2011 Pierce Velocity 100' Aerial Ladder Tower Quint
Battalion 1 - 2011 Chevrolet Suburban
Haz Mat 1 - 1998 International Hackney Rescue for Haz Mat calls
Engine 8 - 2001 Pierce Dash Pumper reserve
Hazardous Materials response trailer
MABAS 46 Techincal Rescue response trailer
Station No. 2, 2707 E. William St.
Truck 2 - 2006 Pierce Dash 75' Aerial Ladder Quint
Truck 4 - 1994 Pierce Lance 100' Aerial Ladder Tower Quint reserve
Decon 1 - International MABAS Decontamination Response truck
Trench Response Trailer
Air Trailer
Rescue Float Boat
2012 Zodiac Rescue Boat
Fire Safety House
MABAS/ITTF Van
1 Ton Pickup Truck with snow plow
Station No. 3, 1301 W. Eldorado St.
Engine 3 - 2007 Pierce Dash Pumper
Bobcat 1 - 2010 Bobcat ATV & flatbed trailer
Station No. 4, 2760 N. 22nd St.
Engine 4 - 2009 Pierce Impel Pumper with extrication capabilities
Engine 9 - 2001 Pierce Dash Pumper reserve
Station No. 5, 225 Christine Dr.
Engine 5 - 2007 Pierce Dash Pumper
Station No. 6, 1880 S. US Rt 51
Engine 6 - 2009 Pierce Impel Pumper
Station No. 7, 1260 S. Airport Rd.
Engine 7 - 2017 Pierce Saber Pumper
2 Airport Crash Vehicles (Owned and operated by the Decatur Park District)
To promote life, safety, and property conservation for the citizens of Decatur Illinois through compassionate, professional service.
