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Permit to Kindle Fire
A Permit to Kindle a Fire is required for burning brush,
cooking fires, or for seasonal campfires. There is no
charge for these permits and they can be obtained in person
at the Fire Station at 33 Catamount Road or from the Forest
Fire Warden, one of the Deputy Forest Fire Wardens, or
authorized Issuing Agent. Permits cannot be issued over the
telephone. The applicant should be prepared to show photo
identification and, if not the landowner, must provide
written permission from the landowner. Permits are only
issued for the burning of brush and untreated lumber under
5” in diameter and only under favorable weather conditions.
All other items (such as tires, painted wood, furniture,
etc.) need to be disposed of in a proper manner, not by
burning.
View more information about camp fire and brush burning
permits.
If you should have any questions or concerns,
please check the “Commonly
Asked Questions”
page, stop by the Fire Station, or call 435-6807 to speak
with a Forest Fire Warden or an Issuing Agent.
For
more information, contact Forest Fire Warden Lenny Deane or
Fire Chief Gary Johnson at 435-6807 (fire station).
Inspections and Other Permits
Fore
more information about inspections, including Place of
Assembly Inspections, Oil Burner Inspections, Wood Stove
Inspections, Smoke Detector Installation Inspections, Foster
Family Care/Child Care Agency Inspections, or other courtesy
Fire Safety Inspections, contact Fire Chief Gary Johnson,
Fire Inspector Nick Abell or Fire Inspector Don Tyler at
435-6807.
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