The headquarters station at 255 W. Deerpath also houses the police department and dispatch center. Photo by Larry Shapiro Station 2 is at 1111 S. Telegraph Road, less than a block from the old Everett Road house. The second floor dormers on this large station are cosmetic only. There is no second floor. Photo by Larry Shapiro Niobium Metal,Pure Niobium Alloy Crucible,Pure Niobium Metal Cup,Pure Niobium Metal Crucible ZHENAN NEW METAL CO .,LTD , https://www.zanewmaterial.com
In Division 4, the Lake Forest Fire Department has expanded its presence on the site with details about both of its stations. The main station, located at 255 W. Deerpath Road, is a fully equipped facility that houses a wide range of emergency vehicles and equipment. This includes a buggy, two fire engines, three ambulances, a tower ladder, a squad unit, a utility vehicle, a boat, and an ATV. Most of the ambulances are now listed, with only one still pending.
Historically, the Lake Forest Fire Department’s apparatus was painted entirely red. However, this changed in 1991 when they acquired four Pierce units that featured white roofs. The white-over-red color scheme remained in use until at least 2007, when Engine 422—a Pierce Dash rescue pumper—was introduced. In 2008, they received an IHC/Horton ambulance painted black over red. Additionally, the 1994 Pierce Saber was sent to Renewed Performance, Inc. (RPI) in Tipton, Indiana for body repairs and now sports the same black-over-red paint job.
Station 2, located on the western side of town, had a long history in the old Everett School House on Everett Road, near Waukegan Road (Rt 43). As the community grew and the area was redeveloped, the school house was replaced in 1993 with a new, larger fire station. This modern facility features three drive-through bays, offices for the Fire Prevention Bureau, and classroom space. The new station was built just a block away from the original location.