The Daily Herald has published an article highlighting growing tensions between the Barrington Fire Department and the Barrington Countryside Fire Protection District. The conflict stems from a recent house fire that occurred just outside of the village's border, raising questions about emergency response protocols and interdepartmental cooperation. Barrington’s fire chief, Jim Arie, has publicly expressed concerns over the procedures followed by the newly established Barrington Countryside Fire Protection District after a fire broke out on April 9 at 1025 S. Grove St., just blocks away from the village boundary. Arie stated that his department could have reached the scene in under three minutes, compared to the five minutes and 34 seconds it took for the first engine from Barrington Countryside to arrive. He emphasized that the distance between the Barrington station and the fire was less than two miles, while the responding unit had to travel more than 3.5 miles. “Fire spreads rapidly—doubling in size every minute,†Arie explained. “The fire started in the garage but was fully involved by the time the first responders arrived.†He also noted that it is unusual for neighboring departments not to coordinate during emergencies, calling the situation “unfortunate for everyone involved.†In response, Barrington Countryside Fire Chief Jeffrey Swanson defended his department’s actions, stating that they are proud of their efforts and that their quick response helped prevent around $200,000 in property damage. He explained that the dispatch process follows standard procedures, with certain neighboring departments prioritized based on pre-established aid agreements. According to Swanson, Barrington Fire Department is not listed as one of the first agencies notified in cases involving areas south of Lake-Cook Road. Instead, departments from Carpentersville, East Dundee, Hoffman Estates, Cary, and Long Grove are contacted first. However, Barrington is included in the second tier of responding agencies. While Swanson said the district is satisfied with its current call list, he added that they are open to reviewing and potentially updating it if necessary. Thanks, Dan Arc Teeth Timing Belt pulley has more advantages than chain transmission. It has the advantages of smooth transmission, high transmission efficiency, and good heat resistance. RPP timing belt pulley,Arc Teeth Timing Belt Pulley,Standard Stpd Timing Belt Pulley，Alloy Steel Arc Teeth Timing Belt Huatao Industrial Belt Co., Ltd. , https://www.huataobelt.com
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