The Joliet Fire Department, located in Division 15, operates a total of 10 fire stations. With 212 full-time personnel, they serve a city that spans over 38 square miles. Of these stations, only nine are staffed on a regular basis, as Station 2 is home to the Fire Investigation Unit and the Dive Rescue Team. The department is fully equipped with E-ONE suppression units and uses Horton ambulances for emergency medical services. They operate two battalions, two ladder trucks, one tower ladder, eight fire engines, and six ambulances.
![Joliet Fire Station 4]( "JOLT_Sta4_868 N Draper Ave-GCR")
Joliet Station 4 is an example of one style firehouse utilized in the city. This is one of five similar houses.
![Joliet Fire Station 10]( "JOLIET_Sta10-KK")
There are three Joliet stations featuring the same design as Station 10 shown here.
![Joliet Fire Department engine 10]( "JOLT_E10-DM")
Engine 10 is a one-of-a-kind in Joliet featuring a Saulsbury body and an E-ONE Cyclone cab.
Dennis McGuire, Jr., Karl Klotz, and George Reichardt contributed the photos to give a visual representation of the Joliet Fire Department. Their images capture not only the facilities but also the unique equipment and operational setup that define the department's daily efforts in keeping the community safe. Each station has its own character, yet they all work together under a unified system to provide efficient and effective emergency services. Whether it's a standard firehouse or a specialized unit, every part of the Joliet Fire Department plays a vital role in serving the city.
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