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Clarendon Hills Fire Department news
The Village of Clarendon Hills has hired an independent consultant to conduct a comprehensive operational assessment and departmental leadership study. This report, which outlines key findings and recommendations, is available for download **here**.
Below are some relevant excerpts from the report that pertain to the fire department’s equipment and operations:
One of the key points discussed in the report is the recommendation regarding the fire department’s aerial ladder truck. The consultant suggests that replacing the current unit may not be the most cost-effective or operationally sound decision at this time. Instead, they recommend exploring options such as maintenance upgrades, extended use, or alternative solutions that better align with the department's current needs and budget constraints.
This report provides valuable insight into the long-term planning and sustainability of the fire department’s resources. It emphasizes the importance of making informed decisions based on data, operational requirements, and fiscal responsibility.
If you have any questions or would like more information, feel free to reach out to the village administration.
*Thanks, Scott*