COVID19 Updates & Resources
The Fire District is posting daily COVID-19 updates from the Washoe County Health District, with links to public health resources and a community conversation featuring the District's infection control officer.
Open Burning Closes 4.21.2020
Effective April 21, 2020, the Fire District closed open public burning and stopped issuing burn permits for solid fuels. Fuel-fired recreational pits are allowed by permit only, with grilling safety tips included.
Pile Burning to Continue, Weather Permitting
Weather and fuel conditions permitting, the Fire District plans pile burning at Diamond Peak and east of Altdorf Terrace and Lucerne Way from March 23 through April 3. Smoke may affect nearby areas for 48 to 72 hours.
District Admin Offices & Fire Stations CLOSED to Public Visitation
To reduce COVID-19 spread, the Fire District closed its administration office, fire stations, fuels management, and Incline Station buildings to public visitation. Staff stay reachable by phone and stations remain staffed 24/7 for 911 calls.
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- NORTH LAKE TAHOE FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION & FIRE STATIONS CLOSE TO PUBLIC VISITATION
- Outdoor Burning
- Inspections
- Fire & Life Safety Payments
- Plan Review & Permitting
- Codes & Standards
- Fire Prevention Division
- Administration
- CHIPPING & DEFENSIBLE SPACE SERVICES TO BEGIN JUNE 1, 2020
- COVID19 UPDATES & RESOURCES
- OPEN PUBLIC BURNING CLOSES 4.21.2020
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