Homewood Firefighters IAFF Local 3656

10/20/2026

10/09/2026

Come work with us!

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10/09/2026

https://www.theblueline.com/findAJob/view/39887
Come join us

10/02/2026

Get your application!!!

https://www.village.homewood.il.us/home/showpublisheddocument/6333/639264701729314385

09/28/2026

Congratulations to local 3656 members Lt. Kevin Wake, FF/PM Ryan Hope and Lt. Matt Moran, who were recognized at our most recent Village of Homewood board meeting!

Matt Moran was recognized for 20 years of service and his retirement from the Homewood Fire Department, Kevin Wake was publicly sworn in to his new position as Lieutenant, and Ryan Hope was sworn into his position as Firefighter/Paramedic after completing paramedic school and successfully passing the national registry exam.

Congratulations to all!!

08/26/2026

HOMEWOOD WILL BE TESTING.
Apps will be out on 10/1. They will need to be returned by 10/31. Test in November so the list will be ready by February. Hiring 5 immediately then 2 more 5/1/27.

More to come!!!!

08/12/2026

[1:15 AM CDT Update 8/12/2026]

So far storms have failed to develop early this AM. While this is a good thing for those concerned about hail overnight, we are becoming more concerned that this may allow for a more robust complex of storms to move across parts of the area today. Stay tuned.

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The potential for another round of severe thunderstorms is increasing for overnight tonight. The primary hazards with any storms that develop will be damaging hail and torrential rainfall which may lead to flash flooding. Damaging wind gusts will also be possible with the strongest storms and it may not take much wind to cause additional tree damage given many were weakened from the destructive line of storms earlier today. Have multiple ways to receive warning information, including ones that will wake you up!

08/05/2026

After the recent tornado, storms and two single family residential structure fires over the last couple of weeks, our Red Shift added a working hi-rise fire in the mix yesterday. Homewood Firefighters with the help of our auto-aid crews, quickly and efficiently deployed to to a working fire on the the 5th floor of a six-story, multi-family residential building, bringing the fire under control before spreading to adjacent units. Thank you to all of the surrounding communities that were called to the scene to assist with both Fire and EMS tasks. Thankfully there were no serious injuries to resident or responding crews. Training, experience and professionalism all pay off on the fire ground!