Call the Fire Prevention Bureau at 216.664.6664 to set up an inspection for a commercial or business property.
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The Fire Department has a trailer laid out like the standard floor plan of a house. It is used to teach children how to move around in the event of a fire. We use a non-toxic smoke to act like real smoke, which is why it is called a "Smoke House."
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People need them for insurance companies, for destroyed rental appliances, or in order to get assistance after fire destroys a house and its contents.
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The Fire Prevention Bureau issues permits for hazardous materials regulated under the Municipal Fire Code and/or the Ohio Fire Code.
These are defined as "Those chemicals or substances which are physical hazards or health hazards whether the materials are in usable or waste condition".
Fees vary from $20 to $65 depending on the permit. For more information on legal requirements, click here.
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Groundbreaking for the museum was in June 2008, when renovations of a historic building on the southeast end of the Lorain Carnegie Bridge began. more info
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You may call the 24 hour Crime Stoppers number at 216.252.7463 or the Cleveland Fire Department Arson Unit during normal business hours at 216.664.6380.
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No. It's actually against the law and if witnessed by a police officer a citaion may be issued.
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The number varies, depending on each station's vehicles. Fire trucks have one officer and three firefighterss assigned to them. Stations have one to three vehicles.
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Yes. If you smell gas, 9-1-1 immediately.
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Approximately every two years.
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