About the Hebron Alden Greenwood Fire Protection District

The Hebron Alden Greenwood Fire Protection District has been in existence in various forms since 1900. The district boundaries as they are today were established with the merger of the Hebron Fire Protection District and the Alden Fire Department. In 2002 the district assumed the duties of providing emergency medical services by merging with the Hebron Rescue Squad.

The District as it is today provides services to approximately 53 square miles of Northern McHenry County. Our district includes all of Hebron Township, 1/2 of Alden Township, 5 square miles of Greenwood Township as well as 1 square mile of Hartland Township.

Within those 53 square miles, we provide a multitude of services including fire suppression, vehicle extrication, and technical rescue, as well as providing emergency medical services at the advanced life support level. To provide these services, we operate 10 apparatus out of our station located at 12302 IL Route 173 in Hebron. This station houses our administrative offices, training areas, as well as areas for our station staffing.

Latest News

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  Hebron Fire responded to two separate auto aid fires overnight.March 11, 2025

  Overnight, Hebron Fire responded Auto Aid to Harvard Fire Protection District for two separate structure fires.

  At 10:22 pm, Engine 841, with a crew of 4, responded to a reported house fire in the 8200 blk of Nolan St. Due to the location of this incident being on the border between our agencies, Engine 841 arrived simultaneously with Harvard Engine 741. Crews found a small fire burning between the deck and the back of the home. Engine 841 assisted with extinguishment, overhaul and command. Our crews operated for approx 1 hour until being released by Harvard.

  At 1:12am, Ambulance 851 and Chief 802 responded auto aid to Harvard Fire Protection District for a reported fire in the 1200 blk of 4th St. Harvard crews arrived to find active fire in the basement. Hebron crews arrived as the first aid companies on the scene, 802 was assigned operations while Ambulance 851 assisted Harvards crews with overhaul and smoke removal. Our crews operated for approximately 1.5 hours until being released.

  During both of the aid responses additional hebron personel were available to cover any additional calls for service in our district.

• Units respond Mutual Aid to a Brush Fire.January 30, 2025

  This afternoon at 2:30 pm, Hebron Fire was requested mutual aid to Harvard Fire Protection District for a large brush fire. UTV 894, with a crew of 2, responded to the scene, assisting with extinguishing the fire. At the same time, Ambulance 851 stood by at Harvard’s Station in case of additional calls in their response area. While these units were assisting in Harvard, additional personnel stood by at our station to ensure our district was covered. This once again shows the commitment of our members to provide great service to not only our district but to our neighbors as well. 

  

  

• Engine responds Mutual Aid for a FireJanuary 28, 2025

  Yesterday (1/27/2025) just after 4pm, Hebron Fire was requested mutual aid to Darien Fire/EMS for a structure fire. Engine 841 responded with a crew of 3. Engine 841 operated on the scene for nearly 2 hours before being released by command.

  

  

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