Operational Permits and Special Events

To provide a clear process for tracking special events and potentially hazardous activities, the Fire District has an Operational Permit program. There is no fee to apply for Operational Permits, but there may be fees associated with event requirements (i.e. ambulance/fire engine standby).

Permit requests must be submitted at least fifteen business days prior to the activity requiring the permit.

types of activities require an Operational Permit Carnivals, fairs and assembly events Cutting and welding (hot work) Exhibits, trade shows, stages, and platforms Explosives Use of a fire hydrant Use and storage of flammable and combustible liquids (in excess of amounts  necessary for routine maintenance) Hazardous materials storage (in excess of amounts in table 105.6.20 of the IFC) High piled storage exceeding 500 sq ft. Fueled vehicles or equipment inside assembly areas Open burning Open flames and torches in hazardous fire area Open flames and candles in assembly areas, dining areas or drinking areas Places of Public Assembly Pyrotechnic special effects, including fireworks Temporary membrane structures, tents, and canopies VHR must have an operational permit from Douglas County and TDFPD safety inspection

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Operational Permit Application	[ ]	431 kB
Indoor Event Permit Requirement	[ ]	414 kB
Tents Permit Requirement	[ ]	418 kB