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Self-Service Guides

Pick a task and we will walk you through it: what to bring, where to go, what it costs and how long it takes. For emergencies, always call 911.

Permits and Reporting

Request an open burn permit before you burn, and file a Hazardous Material Inventory Statement if your business holds hazardous chemicals at or above reportable quantities.

Open burning of brush, branches, leaves and yard clippings needs a permit, and is only allowed in spring and autumn.

Businesses storing or handling hazardous chemicals above reportable quantities must file an HMIS with the fire department.

Records and Services

Request public records held by the Chesterfield Township Fire Department under Michigan's Freedom of Information Act.

A free magnetic pouch for your refrigerator holding the medical information first responders need in an emergency.

American Heart Association certified CPR/AED, First Aid and Bloodborne Pathogens training at fire department headquarters.

Ask the Department

Teachers can request a visit from a fire crew to teach basic fire safety to students.

Call the non-emergency line at (586) 725-2233, available 24 hours a day, or send us a message.