Lake Bluff Fire and Rescue

Lake Bluff Fire and Rescue Lake Bluff Fire and Rescue. Lake Bluff, Illinois. In the event of an actual emergency, please contact 911!**

The Lake Bluff Volunteer Fire Department provides emergency fire suppression, rescue, and medical services for the Village of Lake Bluff and its surrounding communities.

**DISCLAIMER: This page is NOT monitored 24/7!

08/31/2026

A warm and humid pattern is settling into the region for this week. The highest heat index values (greater than 100F) will be along and south of I-80, especially Tuesday and Wednesday. Occasional showers and storms will move through areas north of I-80, as well.

Last week, Lake Bluff Fire Department had the pleasure of making a special visit to a young Lake Bluff resident and a Ma...
08/16/2026

Last week, Lake Bluff Fire Department had the pleasure of making a special visit to a young Lake Bluff resident and a Make-A-Wish recipient who LOVES fire trucks!

Our crews stopped by with the fire engine for a visit, and his excitement made the day just as special for us.

Thank you for letting LBFD be part of such a wonderful moment!

08/01/2026

Celebrating Our Firefighters!
This August, we’re proud to recognize the incredible service and dedication of our firefighters:
FF/PM Doug Winston - 37 Years of service
FF/EMT Dan Dunn - 14 Years of service
FF Ryan Rieder - 12 Years of Service
FF Irek Stypik - 18 Years of service
Your loyalty, commitment, and daily efforts to protect our community leave a lasting impact. Thank you for all that you do! See less

07/29/2026

⛈️ Severe storms can knock out your power. If you plan to use a portable generator to keep your refrigerator or freezer running, make sure you’re using it safely!

⚡ Always operate generators outdoors and away from windows, doors, and vents to prevent deadly carbon monoxide (CO) from entering your home.

🔌 Never plug a generator directly into a wall outlet. Use properly rated extension cords and connect appliances directly to the generator.

🚨 Keep generators dry and allow them to cool before refueling.

Stay safe before, during, and after the storm! A generator can help keep the power on but only when used safely.

07/26/2026
07/21/2026

This Saturday is Race Day! Important things to note:

1. There is no parking along the race course on 7/25/26. Please move all cars the night before or prepare for a ticket and tow in the morning. No parking signs on the course and neighboring roadways will be placed Thursday-Friday.

2. Fencing of the course starts at 8am with intermittent closures. W. Scranton cut off will shut down sometime between 8am and 9am.

3. Downtown Central Business District road closures start 6AM!

4. ALL RACE ROADWAYS CLOSE AT 945AM!!! If you live on or inside the course, you WILL NOT be able to get in or out by vehicle until after racing and cleanup concludes, estimated 9PM! NO EXCEPTIONS! Please plan to move your vehicles well outside the race course by 9am Saturday if you need to travel.

5. Parking is limited to one side of the street on Washington, Woodland, North, Gurney, and parts of Scranton and Prospect. Signs will be posted.

6. Please be aware of many cyclists in town, using side streets for warmups, or spectators riding to the race, please be courteous and share the roads.

7. Parking at the train depot is free all day!

The Lake Bluff Fire Department is proud to introduce our new 2026 Firefighter Candidates! 🚒Congratulations on completing...
07/18/2026

The Lake Bluff Fire Department is proud to introduce our new 2026 Firefighter Candidates! 🚒

Congratulations on completing your Basic Operations Firefighter training. Your hard work and dedication have brought you to this important milestone, and we are proud to welcome you to the Lake Bluff Fire Department family. Congratulations!

☀️ Heat Safety Reminder ☀️Temperatures are expected to reach the 90s this week. Stay hydrated, limit time outdoors, and ...
07/14/2026

☀️ Heat Safety Reminder ☀️

Temperatures are expected to reach the 90s this week. Stay hydrated, limit time outdoors, and seek shade or air conditioning whenever possible.

Please check on elderly family members and neighbors, and never leave kids or pets unattended in your vehicle.

If you or someone you know is experiencing a heat-related emergency, call 9-1-1 immediately.

Stay cool and stay safe!

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45 E. Center Avenue
Lake Bluff, IL
60044

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