County Fire

Fire Chief Ian Larkin

CZU HEADQUARTERS
6059 Highway 9
..Felton, CA 95018
..Phone: (831) 335-5353
...Fax: (831) 335-4053

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OFFICE OF THE STATE FIRE MARSHAL

BURN PERMIT INFORMATION

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SEASONAL HIRING INFO

CAL FIRE SEASONAL FFI
APPLICATION PROCESS

Arson Hotline: 800-468-4408

Board Meeting Item: DOC-2019-84
County Fire seeks approval for a Proposition 218 ballot proceeding for a new assessment that would provide a higher level of fire protection and emergency response service by increasing staffing levels to nationally recognized standards, and providing for improved apparatus and equipment replacement to be funded through an additional special benefit assessment in CSA 48

If you live within CSA 48, click below to find the proposed
assessment amount associated with your parcel:

CSA 48 Assessment Search Page

LEARN BEFORE YOU BURN

BACKYARD BURNING ENDS 04/30/19

It's as easy as 1 - 2 - 3 ...

1. Check With Your Local Air Quality Control
In Santa Cruz County contact the Monterey Bay
Unified Air Pollution Control District to confirm
burn day status and to learn about new air
quality permit burn requirements by calling:
1-800-CAL-BURN (1-800-225-2876)
or go to the Monterey Bay Unified Air Protection District's
website at www.mbuapcd.org.

2. Check the State Burn Permit Website
Burning out of season may result in a
citation and you could be liable for
ALL fire suppression costs.

3. Always Check With Your Local Fire Dept.
prior to burning to determine whether or not a permit is required.

Pile Burning GuidelinesW

Warming Fire Guidelines

SLV Backyard Burning Guidelines

How to Apply for a Backyard Burn Permit

Rule 438: Open Outdoor Fires

Click below for more info about County Fire

Preparing for a Wildfire starts with
3 Simple Steps:
READY, SET, GO!
These steps incorporate both making
your home more resistant to wildfires
and ensuring that your family is ready
to evacuate early and safely when
wildfire happens.