911 Address Signs
The Clin-Clair Fire Protection District recommends you display your address number clearly on your residence or business so that it is easily distinguishable from the street. During an emergency every second counts and valuable time can be lost if the residence or business number is not posted and/or visible. In an effort to help us find you faster, the Clin-Clair Fire Protection District has available to its residences and surrounding communities highly visible reflective address signs for a nominal fee. If you are interested please download the order form below and contact the Clin-Clair Fire Protection District.
911 Address Order Form
Cooling/Warming Shelter
In the event of a power outage that persists for longer than 2 hours, the Clin-Clair Fire Department Engine House will be used as a cooling/warming center. For more detailed information or to contact the Clin-Clair Fire Department during a power outage please take note of our contact information before you are left in the dark. Click here for our contact information.
Tornado Siren Test
Clin-Clair Fire Department will be testing the tornado siren every 4th Monday of the month around 7 pm. The test will consist of a one minute sound of the siren. In the case of an actual emergency, a three minute continuous sound of the siren will be activated. If you have any questions about our test procedure, please click here to contact Fire Chief Rick Musenbrock.
MDA Boot Drive
The Clin-Clair Fire Department would like to thank you for your generous support during our annual Labor Day Weekend MDA Fill the Boot Drive. On Friday night Last Labor Day weekend, in just a little over four hours you helped us raise over $1120 for MDA!
Quarterly Drawing Winners 2008
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$600 |
$300 |
$100 |
March 2008 |
Leonard Toennies |
Camren Ferri |
Stacy Detmer |
June 2008 |
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September 2008 |
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Rick Casson |
December 2008 |
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Scott's Law
The Clin-Clair Fire Department members are asking for your help in keeping us safe/alive during emergency incidents. Please slow down, move over, yield, and/or stop when emergency lights are on at the scene of an emergency; even while the trucks are being backed into the station. Click the following link for detailed information
http://www.isp.state.il.us/media/pressdetails.cfm?ID=98
CO Detector Law
Click here for details for the Illinois General Assembly
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