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1st emergency rescue squad in operation in 1959
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Pump Training
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1959: Finance officer Lloyd Lentz (left) and Commander Walter Urbaniak of Marrs-Meyer American Legion Post 991 study plans of the now current Fire House located at 111th and Harlem
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1925 Fire Department building with 2 firetrucks out front
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1933: Fire Chief William Little and Village President Edward Conway, Sr., (in the white cap). Pictured standing are Arthur Plahm, Edwin Rolfe, George Plahm and Ed Plahm. Kneeling are Herold Russert, E
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1954: Ed Plahm (left), George Plahm Village Clerk, and Fire Chief Bert Lode
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1961: Worth Hosts a fire drill attended by Chicago Ridge, Columbus Manor, Oak Lawn, North Palos, Palos Heights, and Hometown.
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1961 fire prevention week parade
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1961: Rescue Squad 251 (1954 Pontiac), Truck 250 (1950 Ford), Truck 219 (1953 Ford), and Tanker Truck 252 (1958 International Chassis)
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Worth Police and Fire assisted in delivering Santa.
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1960: Early morning blaze at 107th Street and Ridgeland Avenue
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Fireman teaching kids how to use a fire extinguisher in the 1960s
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1st Worth Firehouse
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The final days of the Worth Fire Department.
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On the 1st anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, September 11th 2002, the Worth Fire and Police Departments stood at attention for a moment of silence.
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Worth Firestation in the 1980s