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Invitation for Construction Bid: Manhattan Fire Protection District (MFPD) Peotone Fire Station 1 Interior Renovation
Public Education Coordinator Jackie O'Hara, July 21
Project Description Bids are requested for MFPD Peotone Fire Station 1 – Interior Renovation of existing 6,200 s.f. office area including offices, bathrooms, bunk rooms, kitchen, and day room. Complete replacement of existing HVAC, plumbing distribution, fire protection, and lighting systems. New interior finishes including flooring, ACT, and new masonry walls. Alternates include fitness room renovation, ... (Full Story)
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Scam Alert
Public Education Coordinator Jackie O'Hara, July 18
We have been made aware of a telephone and mailer scam impersonating the Manhattan Fire Protection District. The scammers are soliciting donations for the “Volunteer Firefighter Alliance” on behalf of the “Manhattan Emergency Telephone Campaign”. The scammers are asking for donations to be mailed to Texas and even giving the option to add the alliance to your will. THIS IS A SCAM! Please DO NOT send ... (Full Story & Photos)
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2022 Firefighter Awards Banquet
Public Education Coordinator Jackie O'Hara, May 23
Back in April the Manhattan Fire Protection District recognized and honored its members' achievements from 2022 at an appreciation banquet. Since it’s EMS week, it’s the perfect time to share and celebrate our members for their individual and company achievements! The awards were given to those with 5, 10, 15, and 20 years of service to the District, Unit Citations, Life Saves, Individual Performance, ... (Full Story & Photos)
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The years of service achievements show the dedication and loyalty of these members to the district and do not go unnoticed.
FF Brandon Pfizenmaier served 20 years with the Manhattan FPD beginning his career in 2002 and retiring December 31, 2022. Thank you for your commitment and dedication to the Manhattan Fire District. We wish you nothing but the best in your personal life and fire service career!
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Manhattan Fire Protection District Responds to Residential Structure Fire on Bruns Road
Public Education Coordinator Jackie O'Hara, April 19
(April 19, 2023) Manhattan, IL - At approximately 12:58 PM, the Manhattan Fire Protection District (MFPD) was dispatched to a reported fully engulfed attached garage located on the 13200 block of West Burns Road in Manhattan.
The first units arrived on the scene within six minutes of the initial call for service. Fire crews reported moderate smoke and flames showing from a fully engulfed attached ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Manhattan Fire Protection District responds to brush fire
Public Education Coordinator Jackie O'Hara, April 13
(April 13, 2023) Manhattan, IL - At approximately 12:38 PM, the Manhattan Fire Protection District (MFPD) was dispatched to a reported brush fire in the middle of a field located on the eastbound side of Route 52 between Baker and Delaney Road. The first units arrived on the scene within six minutes of the initial call for service.
Upon arrival, fire crews reported a fire spanning across one acre ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Manhattan Fire Protection District Responds to Residential Structure Fire in Peotone
Public Education Coordinator Jackie O'Hara, April 13
(April 13, 2023) Peotone, IL - At approximately 11:58 AM, the Manhattan Fire Protection District (MFPD) was dispatched to a reported fully engulfed pickup truck with fire spreading to the residential structure located on the 10200 block of West Barr Road in Peotone.
The first units arrived on the scene within seven minutes of the initial call for service. Fire crews reported moderate smoke and flames ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Manhattan Fire Protection District responds to a double fatal auto accident
Fire Chief Steve Malone, March 19
(March 19, 2023) Peotone, IL- At approximately 8:20 am, the Manhattan Fire Protection District (MFPD) was dispatched to a reported auto accident at Rt 45 and Peotone Wilmington Rd intersection.
Upon arrival, fire crews found three vehicles with heavy damage. One of the vehicles was on fire and fully involved. A full still alarm was called for additional resources. Two patients were transported to ... (Full Story & Photos)
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