The First Fire Protection District of Antioch / Antioch Fire Department adheres to strict online privacy practices. Learn more about how we use information, the data we collect, and how we keep personal information safe. First Fire Protection District of Antioch / Antioch Fire Department Privacy Policy and Practices 5/15/2024 This Privacy Policy explains the policies and procedures relating to the use of information collected through our websites, mobile apps, or our physical business location (collectively “Site”) from visitors to or users of our Site, potential customers, and customers (collectively “Customers”, “you,” or “your”), whether through the Internet or otherwise, by www.antiochfire.org (collectively “Company”, “we”, “us” or “our”). Because Company’s products and services are not directed to or intended for (a) individuals under the age of (18) nor (b) individuals located or residing outside of North America, we ask that individuals in those categories not submit any information to us and not use our Site. By visiting or using our Site or using our services, you consent to the collection, use, disclosure, retention, and protection of information as described in this Privacy Policy. This Privacy Policy does not apply to: Credit-related products, which are covered by the issuing bank or financial institution’s privacy notices that appear on credit applications or that you receive with your credit accounts; Your interactions with third parties or their websites that are linked to or accessible from our Site or that are operated by unaffiliated third parties; and Our employment-related records. Information That We May Collect About You Identification information that can be used to identify you, such as your name, alias, address, phone number, email address, phone number, payment information, signatures, or other identifiers. We may also collect online identifiers, such as your IP address, when you browse or use our Site. For the purposes of facilitating some sales transactions, we may collect information from your government-issued ID, your social security number, insurance policy information, or bank account information, but please only provide this information if requested by us. We may also collect information about any automobile you sell, offer for sale, or purchase through our site, including the make, model, trim, model year, mileage, color, options, vehicle identification number (VIN), license plate number. When you apply to see if you pre-qualify for auto financing through one of our participating lenders, that lender may require you provide additional information, but that financing information is not captured or retained by us; Commercial information, such as goods or services you purchased or considered purchasing, including automobile sales information such as advertised price, purchase offers, actual sale price, and sale location; Protected class information under state or federal laws, such as age, gender, and family status; Online activities information, such as browsing history, search history, and other information when you interact with our Site, advertisements, and emails; Geolocation data, including precise geolocation data if the settings on the device you use to access our Site grants permission to obtain this information; Audio, electronic, or visual information, such as audio or video recording when you call us or when you visit our physical business location; Professional or employment information, such as when you provide us this information via a survey; Education information, such as when you apply for a job with us or respond to a customer survey; Inferences or preferences we learn or infer about you; and Other personal information, if it identifies, relates to, and can be reasonably associated with or linked to you or your household. Sources of Collected Information We collect different types of information about you from a variety of sources, including information you provide to us, information we automatically collect, information we obtain from other sources (see below), and information we derive or infer about you. Information You Provide. You may choose to provide us with information when you interact with us, including: Identification information. We may collect and retain any information provided to us by you or your devices when you visit our Site, including when you register for an account, use our services, communicate with us, complete sales transactions, and subscribe to our email newsletters or other content we offer. When completing sales transactions, we may collect your payment information (e.g., credit/debit card information), signature, and, in some cases, government-issued ID information and date-of-birth. Commercial information. You may provide us or generate commercial information regarding your purchases from or involving our Site and any related transactions. Protected class information. You may provide us your protected demographic information, including age, gender, family status, such as when you complete a user profile or consumer survey. Your preferences and inferences. You may indicate your preferences when you complete our surveys, submit reviews and comments, or participate in our contests, promotions, or sweepstakes. Professional or employment-related information. You may also provide information related to your profession or employment when you complete our surveys, submit reviews and comments, or participate in our contests and promotions. Education information. You may provide information relating to your education when applying for a job with us or when responding to our customer surveys. Other information. When you apply to see if you pre-qualify for auto financing through one of our participating lenders, that lender may require you to provide additional information, but that financing information is not captured or retained by us. Automatically Collected Information. We may collect and retain your personal information automatically when you visit our Site. When using our website or mobile applications or when interacting with our emails, we and our partners may collect certain information by using first and third-party cookies, pixel tags, and similar technology that may exist today or that may be developed in the future. We may allow third parties to use these tools on our Site, and the information collected through these tools may be used on our Site or on other websites or services, including third-party sites. We may automatically collect the following information: Identification information , such as your IP address, device ID, cookie ID, mobile advertising identifier, pixel identifier, or phone number. Online activities, such as browse and search history , vehicles you view or configure, interactions with our websites, applications, or other information about your online interactions. When you use social networks to access our Site, information from those social networks may be made available to us. By associating a social network account with our Site, you agree that we may access and retain that information in accordance with the policies of the social network and this Privacy Policy. Geolocation data. If permitted by your browser, app, or device settings, we may collect certain information about your precise location to help you locate us, provide you with information relevant to your geographic area, or determine geographic information relevant to sales transactions. Audio, video, and electronic information, such as audio or video recording of telephone or online conversations between you and our customer support personnel for purposes of quality control, training, security, and analytics. We may also use video monitoring at our physical location to protect against theft and other crimes, although this information may not be capable of association with you. Information Collected From Other Sources. Identification information. We may collect your contact information or information relating to your sales transactions from our affiliates, acquired businesses, partners, public sources, or other individuals. Commercial information. We may obtain your commercial information, such as your purchase history and information relating to your sales transactions, from our affiliates, partners, public sources, or other individuals, including individuals involved in sales transactions with you facilitated by our Site. Inferences or preferences about you, protected class information under federal and state law, professional or employment-related information, education background, and geolocation information may be collected from our affiliates, partners, public sources (e.g., a publicly available customer review), or other individuals. Information We Generate Inferences or preferences. We may generate or derive some information about you based on other information we collect. We may also conduct analyses based on aggregated or de-identified information. Use of the Collected Information We generally use the information collected about you to provide and improve our services. We may use this information to: Provide and deliver services to you, process transactions, and send related information such as confirmations and invoices, and revise, update and develop new services; Send you communications including technical and support notices, administrative messages, and inquiry/customer support responses; Communicate with you about products, services, offers, and promotions offered by us and certain third parties, and provide you with information that may be of interest; Personalize our services and present you with advertising, content, or features of interest to you; Allow you to participate in contests, sweepstakes, or similar promotions and to administer them; Link or combine with information we get from third parties to help understand your needs and provide you with better service; Monitor and analyze trends, usage, and activities in connection with our services; Detect, investigate, and prevent fraudulent transactions and other illegal activities and protect our rights and the rights of third parties; Respond to law enforcement requests or as required in connection with court orders, government regulations, or litigation; and Carry out any other purpose described to you at the time the information was collected. Sharing of Collected Information We may use or share (i) your personal identifiable information (PII) and (ii) de-identified and pseudonymized information based on your PII, for any purpose including marketing, research, and product and service development and improvement. We may share your PII with our affiliates, service providers and business partners, third parties that are not affiliated with us for business purposes, with other third parties as required by law, and also: With our service providers and business partners to perform services on our behalf or on your behalf, including email delivery and other communications with you, credit card and other payment processing, marketing, advertising, data analytics, website hosting, customer service, and similar services; With other automobile dealers, manufacturers, and similar businesses that may be unaffiliated with us, including to facilitate communications between these businesses and you; With lending companies and other financial institutions for purposes of determining your creditworthiness and facilitating financing, and for marketing their financial services to you; We may share information relating to the offering for sale and sale of automobiles on and through our Site, including make, model, year, VIN, listing price, sale price, sale date, and sale location with unaffiliated third parties for purposes of compiling, analyzing, marketing, selling, and publishing automobile sales data; With appropriate authorities or third parties to enforce our rights and those of our affiliates, customers, and members of the public, and to apply with applicable laws and legal processes, and for preventing fraud, theft, and injury to you or others; When we are involved in a business merger, acquisition, liquidation, valuation or similar business transaction; Unaffiliated third-party businesses so that they may market goods or services that may be of interest to you; and At such other times and for such other purposes as you may authorize us to disclose the information. Your Privacy Choices and Rights You may have the right to opt out of the disclosure of personal information about you to third parties for monetary or other valuable consideration. To request to opt-out, please email info@antiochfire.org with a subject of “Opt Out Request.” Please include your name and email address in your correspondence so we can identify your records in our system. Note this will not affect the collection, storage, compilation, use, transfer, or sale of de-identified or pseudonymized information that may have been derived in part from your personal information (e.g., sales information). You may also have the right to request that we delete personal information about you that we have collected from you or through other sources, and you may request we do so by emailing us at info@antiochfire.org with a subject line of “Deletion Request.” Please include your name and email address in your correspondence so we can identify your records in our system. Please be aware that you are not able to opt out of receiving communications about your account, the provision of our services to you, or related transactions with us. If you would like to opt-out of receiving email marketing communications from us, you may click the “Unsubscribe” link found at the bottom of our marketing emails. Please note that like many websites our Site does not make any modifications or otherwise respond to Do Not Track signals generated by your browser or device. Most major web browsers provide users the option to accept or reject cookies. If you delete cookies, use a different device, or change web browsers, you may need to repeat the steps to accept or reject cookies on the new device or browser. If you use your browser settings to block all cookies you may not be able to access parts of our Site. The “Help” future on most browsers will tell you how to prevent your browser from accepting new cookies, how to have the browser notify you when you receive new cookies, or how to disable cookies altogether. If you block or otherwise reject our cookies, you may not be able to utilize certain features on our Site including services requiring you to sign in. A pixel tag (i.e., tracking pixel, web beacon, clear GIF, 1x1 pixel) is an invisible tag or small graphic placed on certain pages of our Site or in emails but not on your computer. When you access these pages or emails, the pixel tags help maintain a record that you visited a webpage or received or opened an email. When such a message is opened in an HTML-capable email program, the recipient’s computer or device will communicate with our server to retrieve the pixel tag file, allowing us to record and store the date and time the email was viewed, the fact that the email client is capable of receiving HTML-encoded email, other standard logging information, and the recipient’s email address. These pixel tags help us analyze our customers’ online behavior and measure the effectiveness of our marketing. You can disable the pixel tag feature by changing the settings on your email client to prevent the automatic downloading of images, changing your browser settings to omit images, disabling Javascript, or utilizing commercially available software that can omit pixel tags and most advertisements. Where applicable, the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) affords you the right to request that we disclose to you the personal information we collect, use, or disclose, and information about our data practices; the right to request that we delete your personal information that we have collected from you; and our assurances that we will not discriminate against you for exercising these rights. Policy Changes We reserve the right to modify and revise this Privacy Policy from time to time. If we make material changes to this policy, we will notify you of such changes by posting them on our Site or by sending you an email or other communication, and we will notify you of the effective date of the changes. By continuing to access or use our Site or our services after these changes become effective, you are agreeing to be bound by the revised Privacy Policy. Contacting Us You can contact us with questions or comments about privacy practices or this Privacy Notice by emailing us at info@antiochfire.org or by calling 847-395-5511.

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

The Antioch Fire Department publishes incident reports regularly. We believe in providing full transparency to our residents, and we invite the public to review these reports. Browse Antioch FFPD’s Yearly Incident Reports Every time our crew responds to a fire or medical emergency, the system tracks the incident. The department’s incident reports are published regularly for public transparency. Use the tables below to understand incidents by month and year. Data is published publicly for five years. 2025 Incident Report Month Fire EMS JAN 97 249 FEB 79 219 MAR 95 247 APR 84 215 MAY 105 202 JUN 89 255 JUL 100 238 AUG 112 265 SEP 111 247 OCT 98 239 NOV 115 216 DEC 79 231 2024 Incident Report Month Fire EMS JAN 106 191 FEB 74 184 MAR 64 191 APR 61 204 MAY 81 212 JUN 164 204 JUL 123 244 AUG 98 217 SEP 81 205 OCT 92 222 NOV 102 202 DEC 86 218 2023 Incident Report Month Fire EMS JAN 55 199 FEB 134 163 MAR 73 194 APR 84 183 MAY 82 202 JUN 61 191 JUL 102 223 AUG 94 196 SEP 85 192 OCT 84 195 NOV 85 173 DEC 89 199 2022 Incident Report Month Fire EMS JAN 71 232 FEB 63 200 MAR 62 192 APR 43 209 MAY 81 210 JUN 92 193 JUL 87 238 AUG 96 204 SEP 79 222 OCT 87 203 NOV 88 217 DEC 94 209 2021 Incident Report Month Fire EMS JAN 73 193 FEB 80 182 MAR 56 203 APR 76 205 MAY 67 212 JUN 75 216 JUL 99 231 AUG 97 232 SEP 103 235 OCT 106 240 NOV 71 197 DEC 85 200

Each of the three stations within the Antioch FFPD includes a fleet of rescue apparatus. Learn more about the vehicles at each station. The Rescue and Fire Apparatus Aiding First Responders At Antioch The crews at Antioch FFPD operate out of three fire station locations. Each of these rescue hubs offers a fleet of rescue vehicles and apparatus capable of navigating rescues on land or water. Ambulances (ALS) Our Ambulances (ALS) are equipped with ice rescue equipment and operate on a 4-month rotation between stations and reserve status. We respond to fires, fire alarms, EMS calls, accidents, water rescues, mutual aid requests, and hazardous materials incidents, ensuring efficient and effective emergency services. Ambulance 2140 Osage 2017 Ford F450 Ambulance 2141 AEV 2020 Ford F550 Ambulance 2142 Osage 2024 Ford F550 Ambulance 2149 2016 Ford F450 Fire Engines Our fire engines operate on a 4-month rotation between stations. The Station 1 engine is equipped with a full set of extraction tools (spreaders, cutters, ram), while outlying stations have combi tools. They respond to fires, fire alarms, EMS calls, accidents, water rescues, mutual aid requests, and hazardous materials incidents, ensuring efficient and effective emergency services. Engine 2121 2022 E-one Typhoon 1000 gallons 1500 GPM pump 600’ 5” (supply) 600’ 2.5” connected at a gated Y to 150’ of 1.75’ (skid) 300’ 2.5” (blitz) 200’ of 1.75” w smooth bore (preconnect) 200’ of 1.75” w combi nozzle (preconnect) 200’ of 2.5” w smooth bore (preconnect) 100’ of 1.75” w combi nozzle (bumper line) Engine 2123 2017 Rosenbauer Pumper 750 Gallons 1500 GPM pump 600’ 5” (supply) 600’ 2.5” connected at a gated Y to 150’ of 1.75’ (skid) 300’ 2.5” (blitz) 200’ of 1.75” w smooth bore (preconnect) 200’ of 1.75” w combi nozzle (preconnect) 100’ of 1.75” w combi nozzle (bumper line) Engine 2125 2011 Us tanker Custom Spartan pumper 750 Gallons 1500 GPM pump 600’ 5” (supply) 600’ 2.5” connected at a gated Y to 150’ of 1.75’ (skid) 300’ 2.5” (blitz) 200’ of 1.75” w smooth bore (preconnect) 200’ of 1.75” w combi nozzle (preconnect) 200’ of 2.5” w smooth bore (preconnect) 100’ of 1.75” w combi nozzle (bumper line) Ladders Our fire ladders are equipped with technical rescue rope equipment and respond to fires, fire alarms, technical rescue calls, and mutual aid requests. They ensure efficient and effective emergency services in a variety of critical situations. Ladder 2131 2022 E-one Typhoon 1000 gallons 1500 GPM pump 600’ 5” (supply) 600’ 2.5” connected at a gated Y to 150’ of 1.75’ (skid) 300’ 2.5” (blitz) 200’ of 1.75” w smooth bore (preconnect) 200’ of 1.75” w combi nozzle (preconnect) 200’ of 2.5” w smooth bore (preconnect) 100’ of 1.75” w combi nozzle (bumper line) Tender Our tender vehicles respond to fires and mutual aid requests, ensuring reliable water supply and support in emergency situations. Tender 2163 2004 International Us Tanker 3000 gallons 1500 Gpm Pump 2 10’ sections of hard suction 200’ of 1.75” w smooth bore (preconnect) 200’ of 2.5” w smooth bore (preconnect) 300’ 2.5” (Dead load) Chief Vehicles Our chief vehicles respond to fires, fire alarms, EMS calls, accidents, HazMat, water rescues, technical rescues, and mutual aid requests, offering leadership and coordination during emergencies. Chief 2191 2023 Ford F150 SLX Battalion 21 Carries the Lucas Incident command Does not go mutual aid Chief 2192 2024 Ford F250 2101 (Deputy Chief) Chief 2194 2023 Ford F150 XLT 2100 (Chief) Boats Our fire rescue boats are specialized for responding to water rescues, providing essential support and resources for emergencies on the water. Boats 2150 1992 Winninghoff Response FR 6.7 1994 EZ loader Trailer 2 150HP motors 500 Gpm pump 150’ of 1.75’ (skid) ATV Our fire ATVs are designed to respond quickly to missing person searches, brush fires, and mutual aid requests, offering agile and effective support in challenging terrains. ATV 2153 1999 polaris with Stokes Basket and Small pump Rescue & Utility Utility 2191 2019 Ford F250 Tows the air boat Utility 2190 2023 Ford F350 Technical rescue equipment Water rescue equipment Ice rescue equipment (winter) Tows the Boat

Learn about the process for scheduling building inspections from the First Fire Protection District of Antioch / Antioch Fire Department. Businesses also can apply for permits related to construction and other building updates via the Antioch website. Fire Prevention Resources: Building Inspections and Open Burn Information Residents and businesses must secure permits related to specific renovations, building updates, or to assess a building’s safety for occupancy. Residents and businesses also must abide by codes that enforce open burning in the area. The First Fire Protection District / Antioch Fire Department enforces all fire codes for the District. The department also manages the permit application and approval process. Antioch Requires Businesses to Apply for a Hazardous Substance Management Permit Contractors or businesses who manage hazardous substances must apply for a permit for such activities. The Antioch Fire Department Fire Prevention Code outlines the application process and details which hazardous substances require a permit related to on-site management. Download Fire Prevention Code Construction Site and Plan Review All plans must be submitted through the District for review and approval. Building plans can be sent to: Fire Safety Consultants Inc, 2175 Point Blvd., Suite 380 Elgin, IL 60123 P: 847-697-1300 | F: 847-697-1310 Mike Carnduff: mcarnduff@firesafetyfsci.com Natalie McBride: nmcbride@firesafetyfsci.com Electronic Submittals are allowed and encouraged via FSCI Website. When submitting plan reviews via email, please carbon copy (cc): Antioch Inspector Steve McDaniel: smcdaniel@antiochfire.org Visit FSCI Website Fire Inspector Open Burning Regulations Open burning is prohibited in the Village limits of Antioch and unincorporated areas of the District. Exceptions to this code include wood-burning fires measuring 3x3x3 (or smaller) used for cooking or warming. Burning leaves or other debris is against local ordinances and codes. Antioch Code for Open Burning Lake County Open Burning Restrictions

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