Office Hours:

8:00am to 5:00pm
Monday - Friday

Mailing Address:

4727 Yellowstone Ave.
Chubbuck, ID     83202

Phone Number:

(208) 237-3212

Fax Number:

(208) 237-1121

CFD Dispatch:

(208) 237-7172

Emergency:

Call 911

After you have aquired the proper paperwork from the City Planner's office, you will need to contact Fire Marshall Miller to schedule an inspection.  Fire inspections typically take at least thirty minutes and may take as long as several hours depending on the nature of the building and grounds being inspected.  Remember that fire inspections are done to protect you and your family's safety, it is in your interest to assist the process whenever possible.

Listed below are some of the key areas that will be looked at and some pointers to make the process easier and faster:

• Be on time for your inspection.  If you are late you may have to reschedule
• Be prepared.  Review Chubbuck City code as it relates to your inspection
• Don't forget your property.  Research proper fireproof landscaping
• Test your smoke detectors.  Get new batteries if needed
• Examine fire extinguishers looking for the inspection dates.  Are they expired?
• Can you clearly see your house numbers from the road?   If not, get new ones
• Ensure that access and egress routes are not blocked or below standard

Natural gas leaks can be dangerous and are to be taken seriously.  If the odor seems like it is indoors, don't activate any ignition source, such as turning on a light, lighting a match or turning on the stove.  If you are able to, open a few windows, go outside and then call 911 or Chubbuck Fire Dispatch at (208) 237-7172 to report the odor.

Fireworks are one of the most popular summer activities in our community.  Unfortunately, every year, fires are inadvertantly started and people are seriously injured throught the misuse of fireworks.  The State of Idaho and the City of Chubbuck have clear laws regarding the safe use of fireworks in our community in order to protect individuals and property.  Please take a moment to educate yourself regarding these laws.  Failure to comply with firework laws will result in citations, confiscation of illegal fireworks and possible civil liability for any damages that result from misuse of fireworks.

• Fireworks may only be sold and used from June 24^th to July 5^th
• Fireworks may be banned from certain areas if the fire risk is too great
• Aerial and explosive fireworks are illegal and cannot be used in City limits
• Modification of legal to use fireworks is also a criminal offense
• Parents are legally liable for any damages made by their children
• Selling fireworks without a permit is illegal under both State and City codes
• We also encourage everyone to research general fireworks safety information