Bristol Kendall Fire Protection District – Cadet Program Applications Now Open!

Are you interested in a career in the fire service? The Bristol Kendall Fire Protection District is accepting applications for our Cadet Program! 📅 Important Dates: 🔹 Application Deadline: 1600 on March 7th 🔹 Interviews: Week of March 17th 🔹 Approval to Hire: April 10th 🔹 Offer of Employment: Week of April 14th 🔹 Start […]

We’re Hiring an Emergency Vehicle Technician

The Bristol Kendall Fire Protection District is seeking a qualified Emergency Vehicle Technician (EVT) Level III to join our team. This is a full-time position, working 40 hours per week, with the potential for emergency call-outs as needed. The Bristol Kendall Fire Protection District operates three stations, equipped with diesel generators, and maintains a fleet […]

2025 Trustee Election Filing Notice

October 3, 2024   TRUSTEE ELECTION FILING NOTICE   The Consolidated Election will be held on Tuesday, April 1, 2025. The Bristol Kendall Fire Protection District will have two Trustee positions open for six year terms. The Bristol Kendall Fire Protection District located at 103 E. Beaver St. Yorkville, IL 60560 will be open from […]

CPR Training Dates Announced

You can give a friend or family member a better chance to survive.

Ice Rescue Training

This week we took advantage of the cold weather and frozen ponds, to do ice rescue training.

Roof Ventilation Training

Today Station 1 took advantage of the nice weather to do some roof ventilation training.

Operation North Pole

Operation North Pole’s primary mission is focused on helping seriously and terminally ill children and their families during the holiday season.

Donation Received for Area Children

Yorkville Moose Riders Lodge 2371 gave us some Tommy and Rosie Moose stuffed animals. We use stuffed animals to make children more comfortable.

Swearing-in Ceremony

Last night was the Swearing-in Ceremony for our newest Firefighters and Lieutenant.

Cold Weather Training

Even with the cold and snow this week, the fire crews were still outside training