Frequently Asked Questions

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1. Is backyard burning allowed?
   A bonfire pit is allowed, as long as a permit has been obtained. To obtain a Burn Permit for a bonfire pit, contact the City Clerk's Office by calling (906) 632-5715. Upon the authorization of the Fire Chief, a permit may be issued. Permits are issued from May 1st through October 31st each year ...
2. If carbon monoxide detectors sound, will the Fire Department respond?
   Yes, the Fire Dept will respond to Carbon Monoxide detectors that are sounding. It is important to remember that Carbon Monoxide in your home can have a fatal effect. Since the Carbon Monoxide could be from a furnace or other heating appliance, a wood stove, or be gas related, it would need to ...
3. What are carbon monoxide detectors?
   Carbon Monoxide detectors monitor gases that occur from the incomplete combustion. It is usually caused by a malfunction within an appliance such as a furnace or from the burning of some type of material that is in the smoldering stage. It is important to remember that Carbon Monoxide in your ...
4. How do I dispose of my old fire extinguisher or propane tanks?
   For proper disposal of old fire extinguishers, you can take them to an accredited dealer that sells or repairs them. If you cannot find a dealer, please contact your local Fire Department for information on where to take them. Propane tanks can be exchanged throughout the community at the stores ...