Fire Prevention
Fire Inspections and Permits
In an effort to expand our Community Risk Reduction programs to business and commercial residential owners, the Rocklin Fire Department will begin fire and life safety inspections on all commercial businesses and residential occupancies. This is pursuant to Resolution No 2018-245 adopted by the City of Rocklin on August 28, 2018. The Fire Department will also be issuing Fire Operational Permits.
- Residential Care Facility Information Handout
- Residential Care Facility Checklist and Worksheet
- Fire Construction Permit Application
- Project Contact Information
- Fire Construction Plan Submittal Requirements
- Business Inspections Checklist
- Business Pre-Inspection Guide
- California Fire Code Occupancy Classifications
- Business Inspection Frequently Asked Questions
- Fire Operational Permit Fee Schedule
- Fire Construction Fee Schedule
- Fire Operational Permit
- Grazing Application & Permit Conditions
- Fireworks Display Application
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Fire Fuel Reduction & Weed Control
Are You Rocklin Ready?
Open spaces are valued for their nature and beauty; if we choose to live within these areas we must do our part to protect our homes and our community. Living within the Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) provides us with a sense of nature, yet there are dangers that must be mitigated and each of us should do our part. In the over 4,000 acres of undeveloped land within the City of Rocklin, fire fuel reduction activities are a must.
Fireworks Regulations
Only “Safe & Sane” fireworks are legal in California and may be sold within the city limits by non-profit organizations that meet the criteria stipulated in the guidelines below.
Need To Know
Fireworks which are not “Safe & Sane” are illegal. Some of these illegal fireworks include: bottle rockets, M-80’s, firecrackers, or any other firework shot from a launching tube.
Managed Grazing
Anyone living in California knows how easily wildfire can devastate a community. One of the many responsibilities a property owner has is to minimize fire hazard by controlling excess vegetation on their property.
Outdoor Burn Policy
Outdoor burning is NOT ALLOWED within the city limits of Rocklin.
A Placer County chipping program is also offered for county residents. Please visit placerrcd.org/landowner-assistance/forestry/healthy-forests for more information or call (530) 889-0111 ext. 3 for a recorded message.
General Safety Tips
Tips on recognizing a medical emergency and ways to help firefighters when you may not be able to assist them due to a medical emergency. Tips include home safety (smoke alarms and escape planning), medical emergencies (including heart attacks, stroke, and heat safety), and the File of Life program.