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Call 9-1-1 immediately. Although you may not see an obvious problem, you could have one that is hidden from your sight. If you know what caused your fire alarm to activate, call us anyway. If you have a central station monitoring your alarm system- the central station will most likely call us. Our response to...

Central Fire Station (Station 1) is located at 505 W. Fayette Ave. Station 2 is located at 500 W. Jaycee Ave.

Remember, carbon monoxide is colorless and odorless. Call 9-1-1 immediately. Leave your residence with ALL occupants, including pets if possible. Do not attempt to ventilate the residence or re-enter the residence after leaving. If it is cold outside, go to a neighbor's residence or get inside a car and move it out of the garage...

Yes. Contact our Central Fire Station at (217) 342-2555 and we can set up an appointment for you.

Before you start Liquor licenses are regulated by the City's liquor ordinance. Before you sell any type of alcohol or liquor, you need both a city license and a state license.  Prior to filling out or submitting a liquor license application, you must make an appointment for an interview with the Local Liquor Control Commission. ...

Yes. If your residence burns fossil fuels or has an attached garage, you are required to have a carbon monoxide detector in your residence.

Contact Administrative Offices at (217) 342-2555.

Our ISO class is a 2.

You can request a fire incident report online. There is a no fee for a fire incident report. If you have any additional questions, please contact the Fire Department Administrative Offices at (217) 342-2555.

Property tax abatement (property tax abatement is not available when the Enterprise Zone and TIF overlap) Industrial - 7 years Commercial - 3 years Newly constructed multi-family residential – 3 years Newly constructed single-family residential – 5 years Sales tax exemption for permanently affixed building materials on industrial and commercial projects, newly constructed single-family and...

The Illinois Enterprise Zone Act was signed into law December 7, 1982.  The purpose of the Act is to stimulate economic growth and neighborhood revitalization in economically depressed areas of the state.  Businesses located (or those that choose to locate) in a designated enterprise zone can become eligible to obtain special state and local tax incentives, regulatory relief, and improved governmental...

Building permit fees Type Fee New 1- and 2- family homes $10 per 100 square foot $100 minimum permit fee $50 for attached garage Multi-family homes $10 per 100 square foot $100 minimum permit fee $50 per attached garage New commercial buildings $20 per 100 square foot (up to 20,000 square foot) $15 per 100...

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