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For more than a century, the Antioch Fire Department and First Fire Protection District of Antioch have provided Antioch and surrounding areas with first-rate emergency response and fire suppression services. Learn more about our crews, our history and the tools we use to keep our community safe. A Proud Tradition of Professional Emergency Services for Over a Century About Antioch Fire The First Fire Protection District of Antioch / Antioch Fire Department began as a volunteer fire organization in 1913. When the growing community required more services and support than a volunteer district could handle in 1934, the community established the First Fire Protection District of Antioch Township. The First Fire Protection District and the Antioch Fire Department join in the official seal and work in partnership to deliver emergency services across 34 square miles. More than a century after the District’s founding, our crews continue to serve and protect the Village of Antioch and Antioch Township. Crews include 90 firefighters who rotate schedules across three firehouses. The District includes full-time and an extensive roster of professional part-time firefighters providing 24/7 trusted emergency response capabilities. Meet Our Local Heroes CPR Classes Information About District News and Updates Transform Your Career as an Antioch Fire Cadet Launched in 2009, the Antioch Fire Cadet Corps gives young adults hands-on firefighting experience through real-world training and mentorship from professional firefighters. Designed for ages 14–18, the program combines classroom learning, ride-alongs, and community engagement to prepare cadets for future careers in Fire and EMS services. Join the team, gain valuable skills, and make a difference in your community. Antioch FPD Oct 6, 2025 2 min read Get More News All-Hazards Emergency Response Services The First Fire Protection District of Antioch / Antioch Fire Department began as a volunteer fire organization in 1913. When the growing community required more services and support than a volunteer district could handle in 1934, the community established the First Fire Protection District of Antioch Township. The First Fire Protection District and the Antioch Fire Department join in the official seal and work in partnership to deliver emergency services across 34 square miles. Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Antioch Fire manages all emergency response services for medical calls and accidents. Operating out of three stations, Antioch crews handle water and ice rescues, vehicle extrication, and all emergency medical needs. Fire Suppression and Prevention Three firehouses and a roster of 90 firefighters provide constant emergency response for fires impacting Antioch Township and the Village of Antioch. Our Department is unique in that our crews rotate constantly. While some firefighters are full-time with the District, many on our roster work with us part-time. The Cadet Program Many of our firefighters graduated from Antioch’s Cadet Corps Program; this program allows high school students (ages 14 to 18) to work as firefighter apprentices under senior firefighters. Our cadets gain real-world experience that prepares them for a career as first responders. Meeting the growing needs of its community! Resources for Community Outreach, Education, and Support Antioch offers numerous resources and services for residents within the District. Crews provide free car seat installation and training for parents, ensuring that all infants and toddlers are safe in the backseat. Residents in the District also can register for CPR certification via classes facilitated by our crew. American Heart Association (AHA) CPR certifications are valid for two years. Antioch offers CPR certification for the public and a more comprehensive course for medical personnel. Explore all the resources available through Antioch Fire Department. Learn More Read Our Monthly Safety Tip The Antioch crews strive to protect lives and property in our community. Our blog publishes a monthly safety tip focused on public education about crucial safety issues. Learn how to use a fire extinguisher properly, discover how to minimize fire risks while cooking, and read our summer tips about water safety. Read Our Safety Tips Local Events: Supporting the Antioch Community Antioch Fire supports many events throughout the Antioch community. Crews regularly host Touch A Truck events, encouraging children to explore our fire trucks and equipment. Our crews also visit area schools to discuss fire safety, and visit our Events page to learn where our crews will be next! See Our Upcoming Events Follow Antioch Fire on Social Media Antioch Fire Department is active on X (formerly known as Twitter) and Facebook. Follow us for District news, updates, and more. Follow Us: Contact

Approximately 90 firefighters and first responders staff the First Fire Protection District of Antioch / Antioch Fire Department, dispatching out of three firehouses that operate 24/7. Meet the Chief and the crews. Meet the Local Heroes of the Antioch Fire Department The First Fire Protection District of Antioch / Antioch Fire Department includes almost 90 firefighters and first responders who operate out of three firehouses within the area. Our District employs full-time and part-time fire department staff ensuring a fully operational emergency response crew that manages calls 24/7. Meet our long-term crew members and our chief! Fire Chief Ian Kazian Fire Chief Ian Kazian brings a strong commitment to public safety, leadership, and community service through years of experience in the fire service. Dedicated to professional development, operational excellence, and firefighter safety, Chief Kazian works to ensure the department provides high-quality emergency response, fire prevention, and community risk reduction services. He takes pride in building strong relationships with residents, elected officials, and neighboring agencies while fostering a culture of teamwork, accountability, and service within the department. The Leaders of Antioch Fire Select Position Ian Kazian Chief Fransico Contreras- Gomez Lieutenant Mike Kueber Lieutenant Jim Cook Deputy Chief Raeanne Fisher Lieutenant Yohana Mueller Lieutenant Rich Meltzer Assistant Chief Robert Burns Lieutenant Ben Fooden Firefighter | Paramedic Ryan Keefe Battalion Chief Max Quinnett Lieutenant Hannah Lange Firefighter | Paramedic 1 2 3 1 ... 1 2 3 ... 3 See the Antioch Fire Team and Community Gallery Gallery

Back Enroll at Antioch Fire for American Heart Association CPR Certification Classes The Antioch Fire Department offers two levels of CPR instruction to meet the needs of our community. The Heartsaver CPR course is designed for members of the public who want to learn essential, life saving skills. The Healthcare Provider CPR course provides more in-depth training for individuals in medical or emergency response fields. Community CPR class are typically held on the first Tuesday of each month, with the exception of July and December. Please note that classes are subject to cancellation if minimum enrollment is not met. Heart Saver - This three-hour course covers adult, child and infant CPR. Students also can receive training on how to provide emergency aid for choking emergencies. The Heart Saver class includes the use of a barrier device. Successful completion of the course results in an AHA CPR card. Class graduates receive their card in the mail, and the certification is valid for two years. Health Care Provider - This four-hour course offers the CPR skills required for healthcare professionals. Healthcare Provider CPR includes instruction on adult, child and infant CPR, choking remediation, and AED use. Students will use a barrier device for instruction. After the course completion, students receive their AHA certification card. Certification remains valid for two years. Antioch Fire Department also offers first aid training; however, interested individuals must make an appointment for this training course. CPR course dates for 2026 book fast. Classes cost $40 for residents and payments must be made in advance. Checks can be made payable to Antioch Fire Department. Unfortunately, the Department cannot accept credit card payments. Course dates include: January 6, 2026 Heartsaver/Healthcare 6p-10p February 3, 2026 Heartsaver/Healthcare 6p-10p March 3, 2026 Heartsaver/Healthcare 6p-10p April 7, 2026 Heartsaver/Healthcare 6p-10p May 5, 2026 Heartsaver/Healthcare 6p-10p June 2, 2026 Heartsaver/Healthcare 6p-10p NO CLASS IN JULY August 4, 2026 Heartsaver/Healthcare 6p-10p September 1, 2026 Heartsaver/Healthcare 6p-10p October 6, 2026 Heartsaver/Healthcare 6p-10p November 3, 2026 Heartsaver/Healthcare 6p-10p NO CLASS IN DECEMBER For more information about CPR or First Aid training, please call us at (847) 395-5511 or send an email to cpr@antiochfire.org Previous Page Next Page

Back Schedule a Free Tour of the Antioch Fire Department Free Services Antioch offers free fire station tours for schools, scout troops, and organizations. These tours provide an inside look at the daily lives of the crews who serve Antioch Township and the Village of Antioch. Tours always include an up-close look at the fire trucks and the other fire and rescue apparatus used by the crews. Previous Page Next Page

Back Antioch Fire Installs Knox Home Boxes for Residents Community Safety The residential Knox Home Box offers a quick access point for first responders to enter a home during a fire or other emergency situation. These boxes include a key secured within a locked compartment; only the fire department has access credentials to obtain this key. A residential Home Box is ideal for homeowners who travel extensively. Seniors or individuals with medical concerns also benefit from these boxes, as they increase peace of mind and personal security. Contact the Antioch Fire Department for costs associated with installation and to schedule an installation. Previous Page Next Page

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