Mt. Zion Fire Protection District

Mt. Zion Fire Protection District Official page for the Mt. Zion Fire Protection District. This page is not intended for emergency notifications. If you need help CALL 911. The Mt.

Zion Fire Protection District operates as a professional organization, which is proud to serve the community. Established in 1946, as a Volunteer Fire Department, with now 30 active Volunteer Firefighters, 3 full time (24/48 scheduled) and 5 part time employees. The District encompasses 42 sq. miles, serving the Village of Mt. Zion and Mt. Zion Township (pop.6,000) The Fire District provides Fire

Suppression, Rescue and Emergency Medical Services (Advanced Life Support Level) while operating 9 pieces of Fire Apparatus from 1 Fire Station and responds to over 600 Emergency and Non-Emergency calls for service annually.

05/18/2026

🚑 EMS WEEK 2026 🚑
Mt. Zion Fire Protection District
Proudly Serving Our Community as an ALS & BLS Non-Transport Agency

Every day, our firefighter/paramedics and EMTs respond when seconds matter most. While we do not transport patients to the hospital, our crews provide both Advanced Life Support (ALS) and Basic Life Support (BLS) care directly at the scene — delivering critical emergency medical treatment until transport agencies arrive and throughout patient care operations.

💙 Our EMS services include:
• Cardiac monitoring
• Medication administration
• Airway management
• Oxygen therapy
• CPR & AED use
• Trauma care
• Patient assessments
• Life-saving emergency interventions

From medical emergencies and vehicle accidents to mutual aid responses and public assistance calls, the members of Mt. Zion Fire Protection District are committed to providing professional, compassionate care to our community 24/7.

During EMS Week, we proudly recognize the dedication and sacrifice of all EMS providers who answer the call every day and night!

🇺🇸 Please join us in thanking the Paramedics, EMTs, and Firefighters who help keep our communities safe.

Key boxes are typically installed on or near front doors to allow fire personnel quick access to your home during an eme...
05/05/2026

Key boxes are typically installed on or near front doors to allow fire personnel quick access to your home during an emergency. They are especially helpful for elderly residents, individuals with medical conditions, those living alone, or anyone who experiences frequent falls.

If you need a key box installed—or if you already have one that’s no longer necessary—contact your local fire department for assistance with installation or removal.

For more information contact your local Fire Department.

Mt. Zion Fire Department - (217)864.2081

Address

110 W Main Street
Mount Zion, IL
62549

Telephone

+12178642081

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