South Beloit, IL

In Quarters
Created: July 11, 2009

Engine 34 with SBFD motto above engine cab. E-34 is a 1991 3D. Photos by Michael Cullen
Engine 34 with SBFD motto above engine cab. E-34 is a 1991 3D. Photos by Michael Cullen
Shift office. Weather computer and passport accountability system along with all EMS paperwork is in this office. Photos by Michael Cullen
Shift office. Weather computer and passport accountability system along with all EMS paperwork is in this office. Photos by Michael Cullen
Chiefs Office. Chief Ken Morse has been with the department for 30+ years and has come up through the ranks to his current position. His aggressive fire recruit class and continuing training...
Chiefs Office. Chief Ken Morse has been with the department for 30+ years and has come up through the ranks to his current position. His aggressive fire recruit class and continuing training programs boasts many members that have moved to career positions with other local departments. Photos by Michael Cullen
Bedroom. One career firefighter mans the station at night and the stuffed bunny is there to keep them safe. Photos by Michael Cullen
Bedroom. One career firefighter mans the station at night and the stuffed bunny is there to keep them safe. Photos by Michael Cullen
The day room. It is cable ready and used during down time which is after 5pm or on Sundays. Pictured are full time personnel Greg Snow (L) and Troy Lynch (R). Photos by Michael Cullen
The day room. It is cable ready and used during down time which is after 5pm or on Sundays. Pictured are full time personnel Greg Snow (L) and Troy Lynch (R). Photos by Michael Cullen
SBFD bay. Closest to us is Paramedic ambulance 1-Charles-20 (state call sign), Squad 35, Tower 32, Engine 34 and Engine 31. Behind the ambulance is Technical Rescue 17 trailer that is equipped and...
SBFD bay. Closest to us is Paramedic ambulance 1-Charles-20 (state call sign), Squad 35, Tower 32, Engine 34 and Engine 31. Behind the ambulance is Technical Rescue 17 trailer that is equipped and manned by numerous departments in the state-line. Photos by Michael Cullen
The training room which includes an overhead projector that has TV/DVD feed. Used for department meetings and outside agency training classes. Photos by Michael Cullen
The training room which includes an overhead projector that has TV/DVD feed. Used for department meetings and outside agency training classes. Photos by Michael Cullen
The main kitchen, attached to the day room. A smaller kitchen on the other side of the training room is home to the coffee pot. Photos by Michael Cullen
The main kitchen, attached to the day room. A smaller kitchen on the other side of the training room is home to the coffee pot. Photos by Michael Cullen
Entry way to SBFD. On the left are department photos. The mural was painted free hand by Chief Ken Morse. Photos by Michael Cullen
Entry way to SBFD. On the left are department photos. The mural was painted free hand by Chief Ken Morse. Photos by Michael Cullen
Headquarters front Photos by Michael Cullen
Headquarters front Photos by Michael Cullen

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South Beloit station was opened November 9th, 2003. SBFD is a combination career-paid on call department with approx 35 members. SBFD protects a community of 5000+ people and runs between 800-1000 runs/year.

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