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Welcome to the Official Website for the Bourbonnais Fire Protection District
ISO Public Protection Classification
ISO Class 3 applies to properties within 5 road miles of a recognized fire station and within 1,000 feet of a fire hydrant or alternate water supply.
ISO Class 3Y applies to properties beyond 1,000 feet of a fire hydrant but within 5 road miles of a recognzied fire station.
Mission Statement
The mission of the Bourbonnais Fire Protection District is to provide professional customer-based service to the communities we serve through the preservation of life and property, and to ensure well-trained and dedicated staff.
The Bourbonnais Fire Protection District and FlowMSP Partnership Continues to Grow
Member Jim Keener, December 28
FlowMSP and Illinois business and a nationally known preplanning software company recently visited the Bourbonnais Fire Protection District headquarters to gain valuable insight on the Fire District's preplanning process of the Olivet Nazarene University University Campus and its buildings. Any department can utilize the links contained in this story to access short video clips as well as blogs on ... (Full Story & Photos)
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'Keep the Wreath Red"
Member Jim Keener , November 24
“Keep the Wreath Red”
As you drive by the BFPD Station One, you will notice our red-lit wreath.
In 1954, Naperville part-time firefighter Paul Boecker pitched a new idea. Just 23 years old, Boecker was ahead of the times, believing that fire prevention began in the community. His hope was to increase holiday decor fire risk awareness by placing a red-lit wreath outside the fire station where community ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Safety Messages Regarding Live Christmas Trees
Member Jim Keener, November 09
As the holiday season approaches the Bourbonnais Fire Protection District wants to stress the importance of maintaining a safe environment for you and your family members. Our first segment is on live Christmas trees.
Christmas trees are involved in hundreds of fires each year, resulting in deaths, injuries, and property loss and damage. Keep your family safe this holiday season by following these ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Just How Busy Is Your Fire Department
Member Jim Keener, March 30
As of 06:00 hours this morning the Bourbonnais Fire Protection District has responded to 978 calls for emergency service. That averages to nearly 11 calls per day that fire and EMS personnel are providing services to the community. This map does not include the non-emergency services that our personnel provide to the community. Please take a moment and click on the map link to see how much emergency ... (Full Story)
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