The Lake Geneva Fire Department is lead into action by Fire Chief Brent Connelly. Chief Connelly brings many  years of fire service experience to the position and rose through the ranks holding multiple positions including firefighter, Lieutenant, Captain, Assistant Chief, Deputy Chief and currently Chief of the Department.

The Lake Geneva Fire Department is comprised of 38 Paid-on-Call & Part-Time professionals working out of two stations.  The Lake Geneva Fire Department is proud to provide fire suppression, emergency medical services, public education and technical rescue, consisting of high/low angle rope rescue, trench collapse, confined space and water/ice rescue, to the citizens of Lake Geneva and Geneva Township.  Our primary response area consists of approximately 20 square miles.  However, our services are available throughout northern Illinois and southeast Wisconsin via MABAS.

Station 1, located at 730 Marshall Street,  was opened in September 1975.
It currently quarters Ambulance 1 & 2, Engine 1, Truck 1, Tender 1, Command/Dive Utility 2, Squad 1, Boat 1, Brush 1, Utility 1 and Car 1.
We are pleased to offer quarters to the Racine Fire Bells.
Click on the above picture for Station 1 apparatus pictures and information.

Station 2 is located at 1003 Host Drive.
In 1996 the construction of a new water tower, on the south side of the city, provided Lake Geneva Fire Department
with a unique opportunity to expand its coverage area and provide quicker service all while placing a minimal burden upon the city.
Engine 2821 is quartered in the base of the Host Drive water tower.
Click on the above pictures for Station 2 apparatus pictures and information.