Frequently Asked Questions
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We have CPR certified instructors available to provide training for groups of 2 or more people. We can provide the training here at the station or at your location (for groups of more than 5). The cost is $25 - $35 per person. Please call to schedule your CPR class. We do not have regularly scheduled classes open to the public at this time. We would like to remind all residents and businesses to visibly display their Building numbers in order for the emergency personnel to quickly and efficiently expedite services. The number can be located on the house or mailbox.Fire / Rescue
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For a fee, the Fire Department can burn down a building that a resident wishes to have demolished. Fees depend on the size of the structure. Please contact the Chief for a site estimate for burning. Due to the number of requests, and the limited amount of personnel, the Fire Department does not burn fields.
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The Fire Department WILL conduct a Woodstove Inspection for proper placement in your home. We can also provide a “Courtesy” inspection of your chimney; however we do NOT provide a formal letter for your insurance company due to liability issues. We can make recommendations to the home owner.Fire / Rescue
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Dial 911 from your phone. Be prepared to give your name, location and the nature of the emergency so that our dispatchers may send the appropriate services as quickly as possible.Fire / Rescue
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Applications are available outside the front office Monday through Friday 8 am to 4 pm. All applicants must be a minimum of 18 years of age and have a High School Diploma or equivalent, and no criminal record. We also offer a Junior Explorer Program for those ages 14 to 18 years old. All members are paid on a per-call basis. You must be a member of the Department in order to participate in our “Per-Diem” schedule.Fire / Rescue
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The Town of Freeport has adopted the NFPA 101 Life Safety Codes for all business and residential buildings. The Fire Department conducts annual inspections of all businesses in Freeport to assure that these codes are met for the safety of our citizens and visitors.Fire / Rescue
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The Fire Rescue Department allows the public to stop in 7 days a week between 8 am and 4 pm (during open office hours). Our personnel would be happy to show you our station and apparatus, as long as they are not on a call for service. If you are bringing a large group or school group, please call ahead to schedule this so that we may be prepared for your arrival.Fire / Rescue
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The Fire Department does not fill pools or ice rinks due to the liability. However you may call a local water company or pool company for service.
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Burning Permits must be obtained in order to have an open burn in your yard of leaves, brush, or scrap wood. You may not burn trash, or other illegal material. Burn Permits may be obtained for free on the day of the burn at the Public Safety Building 7 days a week from 8 am to 4 pm or online for a fee of $7