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Park Ridge Volunteer Fire Department, December 23

The Park Ridge Volunteer Fire Department was founded in 1898 to provide fire protection services to the Borough of Park Ridge. Over the years, we have expanded our capabilities to meet the evolving needs of our community. Today, we not only respond to fires but also handle vehicle extrications, elevator rescues, and a variety of other emergencies throughout the Borough.

Our department is proudly ... (Full Story & Photos)

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No Caption It's been an incredibly busy summer for the Park Ridge Fire Department!

Park Ridge Volunteer Fire Department, July 22

Since June 1st, our dedicated volunteers have responded to 54 calls for service, contributing hundreds of volunteer hours to keep our community safe.

That's not all – in addition to emergency responses, our members have been busy training at our weekly drills. Additionally, all of our apparatus drivers have begun their annual requalifications, ensuring they're always prepared.... (Full Story & Photos)

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Last night, July 15, 2025, at 6:12 PM, the Park Ridge Fire Department responded to a reported oven fire

Park Ridge Volunteer Fire Department, July 16

Thanks to the homeowner's quick thinking, the fire was extinguished before we arrived and was contained to the oven.

Our crews checked the surrounding area to ensure the fire hadn't spread further. Chief Bosi reminds everyone: "Before attempting to extinguish any fire, always dial 9-1-1, evacuate other occupants, and ensure you have a clear exit path."

This incident is a great reminder of the importance ... (Full Story & Photos)

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No Caption Busy week wrapped up for PRFD on Sunday, July 6th!

Park Ridge Volunteer Fire Department, July 07

Our volunteers responded to 10 calls – including 5 over the 4th of July weekend – putting in over 100 hours of service. We also provided mutual aid twice for our neighbors.... (Full Story & Photos)

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Recently, we gave the West Ridge Kindergarten Daisy Troop a tour and taught them some important fire safety

Park Ridge Volunteer Fire Department, March 25

It's always fun to spend time with the scouts.... (Full Story & Photos)

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No Caption 🚨 Incident Report: Activated Fire Alarm 🚨 Date: March 23, 2025 Time: Approx

Park Ridge Volunteer Fire Department, March 24

1:30 AM

The Park Ridge Fire Department responded to an activated fire alarm at a residence on North Fifth Street. Upon arrival, crews found an audible alarm and were unable to make contact with the homeowners. After completing an entire check of the exterior of the house, and believing that the residents were home, members “respectfully”forced entry through a window to investigate the situation ... (Full Story & Photos)

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Congratulations to Deputy Chief Mauro and Firefighter Napolitano

Park Ridge Volunteer Fire Department, February 26

Congratulations to Deputy Chief Peter Mauro on being promoted to Captain of the Park Ridge Police Department Deputy Chief Mauro's service to the Borough of Park Ridge spans over forty years, beginning as a Junior Firefighter, serving as Chief of the Fire Department for several terms, and being a member of the Park Ridge Police Department for over twenty years.

Additionally, Firefighter Randy Napolitano ... (Full Story & Photos)

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No Caption Just a reminder to shovel out the fire hydrants near your house!

Park Ridge Volunteer Fire Department, January 21

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It is not the intention of this Ordinance to penalize anyone, however, a clearly accessible fire hydrant can save us valuable minutes when responding to fire emergencies.

Park Ridge Borough Ordinance 86-4.1 - states that:

A. The owner, tenant or occupant of lands abutting any fire hydrant shall maintain the area within a five-foot perimeter of the center of the hydrant free of all ice and ... (Full Story & Photos)

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