A video sponsored back in the day by Federal Signal – circa 1980
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Larry Shapiro photo
Larry Shapiro photo
Larry Shapiro photo
Posts Tagged Northfield Fire Department
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Northfield firefighters responded to an attached garage fire at 455 Sunset Ridge Road.
From Max Weingardt
Max Weingardt photo
Max Weingardt photo
Max Weingardt photo
Max Weingardt photo
Max Weingardt photo
Northfield firefighters were called to 2132 Middlefork Rd on Friday for fire in a house being renovated. First arriving units had fire on the wood-shingle roof.
Max Weingardt photo
Max Weingardt photo
Max Weingardt photo
Max Weingardt photo
Northfield Fire Rescue news
Jan 14
Excerpts from the DailyHerald.com:
A former part-time firefighter who authorities say placed a video recorder in a shower at the Northfield fire station pleaded guilty to the charges, court records show.
Edward T. Panicko, 59, of Arlington Heights, was sentenced on Wednesday to one year conditional discharge and ordered to perform 100 hours of community service in exchange for pleading guilty to unlawful video recording.
He was also ordered to pay $484 in fines.
Panicko resigned from the Northfield Fire Department in July 2016 after a fellow firefighter made misconduct allegations against him.
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From the Foster Coach Sales Facebook page:
Brand new custom Horton conversion on a Ford F450 chassis
New Horton Type I for Northfield Ambulance 29. Foster Coach Sales photo
Foster Coach Sales photo
As seen on the E-ONE Facebook page:
#ThrowBackThursday is an #aerial#platform from Roselle, IL from the E-ONE calendar back in 2001.
Roselle Fire Department featured on the 2001 E-ONE calendar. Larry Shapiro photo
Today’s #ThrowbackThursday takes us to #1998 with this custom pumper built for #Northfield Fire Rescue of Northfield, #Illinois
Northfield Fire Department featured on the 1998 E-ONE calendar. Larry Shapiro photo
Northfield Fire Rescue news
Jul 29
Excerpts from the ChicagoTribune.com:
A part-time firefighter in Northfield has been charged with installing a video recording device in a shower at the fire station, officials said Tuesday.
Edward T. Panicko Jr., 59, of Arlington Heights, is charged with misdemeanor unauthorized video recording and obstruction of a police officer. They said Panicko unlawfully placed the video recording device in the shower to record another fire department employee showering without the victim’s consent. Authorities said the obstruction charge stems from an allegation that Panicko falsely told police during the investigation that he had destroyed the recording device.
Panicko resigned from the fire department earlier this month after allegations of misconduct were made by another firefighter, and he turned himself in to authorities on Monday.
Panicko had been a part-time firefighter in Northfield for nine years and is also a retired Glenview firefighter.
