Merrionette Park Fire Department

Merrionette Park Fire Department
Operational area

Country	United States
State	Illinois
Village	Merrionette Park
Address	3165 W. 115th Street
Coordinates	41°41′02.9″N 87°41′57.5″W / 41.684139°N 87.699306°W / 41.684139; -87.699306Coordinates: 41°41′02.9″N 87°41′57.5″W / 41.684139°N 87.699306°W / 41.684139; -87.699306
Agency overview^[1]
Established	May 23, 1949 (1949-05-23)
Employees	30
Fire chief	Leonard Edling
EMS level	BLS
Facilities and equipment^[1]
Stations	1
Engines	1
Trucks	1
Ambulances	1
Website
Official website

The Merrionette Park Fire Department provides fire protection and emergency medical services to the village of Merrionette Park, Illinois. The department was established on May 23, 1949 after an ordinance was adopted in the village's municipal code to create a fire department.^[1]

Station and apparatus

The current fire station is located at 3165 W. 115th Street and houses a fire engine, a 106 feet (32 m) ladder truck, a Ford Expedition response vehicle and a basic life support (BLS) ambulance.

References

1 2 3 "About Us". Merrionette Park Fire Department. Retrieved 24 February 2015.

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