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Clinton City Council Appoints New Fire Chief
Tuesday, January 18th, 2022
The City of Clinton City Council unanimously decided to accept the appointment by Commissioner Ballenger of Stephen Page to the rank of Fire Chief. Stephen Page became a firefighter for the City of Cl...
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Chief Jeff Hoke Retires From The CFD
Saturday, May 15th, 2021
Fire Chief Jeff Hoke Retired Saturday from the Fire Department. Chief Hoke stepped in the rank of Chief in 2017 and served in the position till his retirement. At this time the position has not been f...
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Raffle Tickets!
Monday, March 1st, 2021
Get your Fire Department Raffle Tickets! Come by the Fire Station or stop any Clinton, Wapella or Kenney firefighter to get your ticket! $1.00 for One Ticket or $5.00 for Six TicketsFirst Place Winner...
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Clinton Firefighters May Look a Little Different
Friday, March 20th, 2020
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For precaution only due to the coronavirus you may see firefighters coming to your aid looking like this. These precautions are only being made to continue are service without interruption. We must in...
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Smoke Detector Program

Lyle Denison

Lieutenant Mike Short oversees the Fire Department Smoke Detector Program for the City of Clinton. Mike has shown dedication to scheduling and working with occupants to insure everyone in the city is protected with smoke detection. 

 

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Clinton Fire Department Smoke Alarm Program

With the help from the Illinois Fire Marshal’s Office the Clinton Fire Department can provide you with a FREE smoke detector in your home.

All you do is contact fire station at (217) 935-3712, give them your name, address, and phone number and we will deliver you a smoke detector for FREE!

We can provide safety checks in your home, give educated advise for your home safety plan and change your detector batteries.

We periodically check every home in our community annually for working smoke detectors and give awards to random homes that demonstrate fire safety

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