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Fire Prevention

In this section, you can find information about:

• Applications and Permits
• Permit Plan Review & Inspection Fee Schedule
• Construction Codes
• Pyrotechnic Permits & Plan Submittal Requirements
Countywide Community Wildfire Protection Plan
• Wildfire Preparedness
• Recalls on Smoke Detectors, Carbon Monoxide Detectors, and Fire Extinguishers 
• Antifreeze Fire Sprinkler Systems in our District 

Applications & Permits

All applications and permits can be found in this section – Plan Review & Inspection Application, Plan Review and Inspection Fee Schedule, Fireworks & Pyrotechnic Permit and Plan Submittal Requirements, Volunteer Firefighter Application, and General Construction Codes & Standards.

Countywide Community Wildfire Protection Plan

Click here to view the Countywide Community Wildfire Protection Plan.

Wildfire Preparedness

Being ready for wildfire means taking the time now to learn how to safely mitigate, prepare, respond and recover from wildfire. Click here to learn how.

Recalls on Smoke Detectors, Carbon Monoxide Detectors & Fire Extinguishers

recall - click to learn about recallsCheck our list of recalled units issued by the Consumer Product Safety Commission for details on recalls like affected model numbers and what to do. Click here for the Recall List.

Antifreeze Fire Sprinkler Systems in our District

This policy provides guidelines and clarification for the design, installation and maintenance of commercial and residential fire sprinkler systems that use antifreeze solutions. Click here to download the Information on Antifreeze Sprinkler Systems.

JANUARY 22, 2025 BOD MEETING

CLICK HERE for the January 22nd, 2025 Board Meeting Agenda

 

2025 BOARD OF DIRECTOR’S MEETING DATES

JANUARY 22ND
JANUARY 29TH BOD WORKSHOP
FEBRUARY 26TH
MARCH 26TH
APRIL 23RD
MAY 28TH
JUNE 25TH
JULY 23RD
AUGUST 27TH
SEPTEMBER 24TH
OCTOBER 22ND
NOVEMBER TBA
DECEMBER TBA

What does this mean? Click here to learn about fire danger levels >>

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Current Fire Danger

Fire Danger is LOW Today!

Fire Danger is LOW!

Kitchen Hood Replacement Program a Success!!

kitchen fire

kitchen fire burn damage

Over the last decade, our local restaurants were faced with the financial burden of updating their kitchen fire suppression systems to meet changing fire safety standards. East Grand Fire wanted to help lessen this costly expense for our local restaurants so thus created the Commercial Kitchen Safety Incentive Program. This provided up to a $500.00 grant to help the with required replacement of antiquated kitchen hood fire suppression systems in the East Grand Fire Protection District.

We are pleased to say that, to date, East Grand Fire was able to help 11 establishments with the required upgrade to their hood systems. The project is now being completed and East Grand Fire is very happy to have been able to be a part of this important life safety and property preservation enhancing project for our community.

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