Argenta-Oreana Fire Department

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By now you have probably seen the reflective 911 home address signs on many of your neighbor's mailbox posts.

Made of the same tough materials as road signs these home address signs are so reflective in the dark that members of the Argenta-Oreana Department don't have to struggle to read your address at night.

We now sell them for $20 and we will also install them for you. If you would like to order one please call either firehouse 795-4713 or 468-2313 or send us a message here on the web-site by clicking on CONTACT US.

Burn Day's

Argenta burn day's are Monday's, Thursday's & Saturday's sun up till sun down.

Oreana Burn Days 7 days a week sun up till sun down.

In both Villages you can only burn what grows in your yard such as leaves, branches, grass, etc.

Cerro Gordo Fire

Will be holding their annual Groundhog Day Breakfast all you can eat Biscuits and Gravey & Pancakes and Sausage on February 4th from 6am-10:30am at the Cerro Gordo Firehouse.

Hickory Point Fire

HPFD will be holding their annual ALL YOU CAN EAT PANCAKE & BISCUITS AND GRAVY on February 18th from 6am-11am at the firehouse in Forsyth.

To Rent the Firehouse's

If you are interested in renting the meeting rooms at either firehouse please contact Sarah White at 972-8814. We do charge $25 for the use of the rooms.

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Argenta-Oreana Fire Department
303 S North St Station 2
Argenta, IL 62501

Non-Emergency:
217-795-4713

Emergency:
911

Fax:
217-795-4893

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Engine 723
2007 Pierce International Engine-723 is stationed out of station 2 and responds first out on all grass & field fires. It responds out third on all structure fires in the district. It is a pump and Roll with 1000 gallon tank and 30 gallon foam tank. It is set up with a remote control turret nozzel. It seats 2 firefighters and has 2-SCBA's setup in the cab.


Engine 724
2001 Pierce Contender Engine-724 is stationed out of Station 2 and responds first out on all fires & car accidents in the district as well as first out on all mutual aid calls to Hickory Point, Maroa, Cisco & Cerro Gordo. It is equiped with full EMS equipment @ BLS level. It has a 1000 gallon tank. It carries 6 firefighters and has 5- SCBA jump seats.


Engine 726
2009 Pierce Contender Engine 726 is stationed out of Station #1 and is first out on all fires and car accidents in the district. It has a1250 pump,1250 Tank & 30 Gallon Foam Tank.


Engine 727
1995 Pierce Saber Engine-727 is stationed out of Station 1 and responds Second out on all fires in the district as well as first out on all mutual aid calls to Hickory Point, Maroa, Cisco & Cerro Gordo. It is equipped with full EMS equipment @ BLS level. It has a 1000 gallon tank. It carries 6 firefighters and has 5- SCBA jump seats.


Rescue 721
1993 Ford/ALS Rescue-721 is stationed out of station 2 and is first out on all EMS alarms in the district,2nd out on car accidents and 4th out on structure fires. It is equipped with full ILS equipment and also has an on board cascade system to fill SCBA's up on the fireground. It carries 5 firefighters and has x-tra SCBA's on board.


Rescue 725
2005 Ford/Alexis Rescue-725 is stationed out of station 1 and is first out on all EMS alarms in the district,2nd out on car accidents and 3rd out on structure fires. It is equipped with full ILS medical equipment. it has a 300 gallon tank of water and 30 gallon foam tank. Is also has the remote control turret nozzel and seats 5 firefighters.


Squad 729
2004 Chevy Suburban Squad-729 is stationed out of station 2 and is used as a support unit. The Chiefs use it for County and MABAS-46 meetings or any other fire department obligations that arise. It respondes with the Chief on all mutual aid calls.


Tanker 728
1997 Freightliner Tanker-728 is stationed out of station 2 and is the largest tanker in Macon County with 3500 gallons of water. It respondes 2nd out on all Structure fires in and out of District.

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Years of Service for Feb.

Dave Duncan 2 Years

Dave Brix 3 Years

Doug Kirk 7 Years.

Upcoming Events

Every 4th Mon. 6:30pm
Station Maintance for both Stations

Every 2nd Mon. 7:00pm
Dinner Meeting

Every 1st Mon. 6:30pm
EMS TRAINING

Every 3rd Mon. 6:30pm
FIRE TRAINING

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Sat. Jan 14th 2012
Boy Scouts Merit Badge Training

Chief Cory White had the opportunity today to teach fire safety to 10 Boy Scouts for their Fire Safety Merit Badge. Battalion...

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Tue. Jan 10th 2012
Cub Scouts tour Station # 2

Chief Cory White & Battalion Chief Phil Kimler had the opportunity to give 10 Cub Scouts a tour of the firehouse and also...

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Sat. Sep 17th 2011
Training with MABAS 28

Members of the AOFPD took the MABAS 46 tent trailer today to Monticello to train with the MABAS 28 tent trailer. This was the...

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2012 Call Volume

January	32
February	4
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Total	36

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