City of Batavia Illinois
John Lucas has extensive work experience in the field of firefighting and emergency services. John is currently serving as the Deputy Fire Chief of Operations at the City of Batavia Illinois. Prior to this role, they worked at the Batavia Fire Department where they held positions such as Battalion Chief and Lieutenant. Additionally, John served as a Fire Science Adjunct Faculty at the College of DuPage. Apart from their work in the fire service, they also have experience as the Owner of Five Alarm Entertainment and in technology development at FireEducator.com. John was also actively involved in the IAFF Local 3436, where they served as both the Secretary and Vice-President. John has also worked as a Paramedic Instructor at the Will Grundy EMS System and as a Lieutenant at the New Lenox Fire District.
John Lucas attended Benedictine University from 2007 to 2009, where they earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Management. John also obtained a Bachelor's degree in Management from Benedictine University in 2009. Prior to that, they studied at DePaul University from 1991 to 1993, although the specific degree and field of study are unknown. Additionally, John Lucas attended LWHS, though the duration and details of their education at that institution are not provided.
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City of Batavia Illinois
Originally established in 1833, the City of Batavia Illinois is located 35 miles west of Chicago on the banks of the Fox River. This location served industries with water and power that drove production at several of the world’s leading windmill manufacturers. These days, leading manufacturers, distributors and retailers such as Suncast Corporation, Barco Products, Flagsource, VWR, Aldi Corporation and Chicago Expert Importers have their headquarters or central offices in Batavia. The city is ideally located on major state and county highways offering access to interstate highways in minutes. On Batavia’s eastern edge sits Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, a world-leading scientific research facility specializing in particle physics. On its western side sits some of the most valuable and productive agricultural and development property in the world. The Fox River flows through the heart of downtown, providing natural beauty and recreation along its banks. It is this combination of history, progress and technology that makes Batavia a unique place to do business.