Fire Prevention
Message from Deputy Fire Chief of Fire Prevention
The Fire Prevention Bureau of the Rocklin Fire Department provides our residents with the highest level of community risk reduction and active fire prevention through education and enforcement by working with businesses and residents. We are divided into four areas of focus: Fire Prevention and Inspections, Public Education, Fire Plans Review, and Fire & Arson Investigations.
Fire Inspections and Permits
To schedule any fire inspections or for information about codes, regulations, or fees, call (916) 625-5300 (Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).
- Residential Care Facility Information Handout
- Residential Care Facility Checklist and Worksheet
- 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
- Fire Construction Permit Application
- Project Contact Information
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Fire Permits & Guidelines
- Emergency Responder Radio Coverage Systems
- On-Demand Mobile Fueling
- Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) Defensible Space
- Fire Control Room/Fire Riser Room Requirements
- Private Fire Service Underground Flushing Requirements
- Residential Energy Storage Systems
- Premises Identification – Posting of Building Addresses
Fire Fuel Reduction and 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.
Fireworks Regulations
Discharging of Safe & Sane fireworks is allowed each year only from 12 noon on June 28 through 11:59 p.m. on July 4.
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.
For more information and definitions of outdoor burning according to the California Fire Code, view the Open Burning Handout.