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Yes, recreational burn pits that are used for cooking or heating purposes are allowed inside the town limits. The burn pit must be located more than 15 feet away from a structure or other flammable materials. Please ensure that the fire is not left unattended and is completely extinguished before being left unattended.
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You may stop by Station 1 at 121 Tom Hall Street from 7:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. to obtain a burn permit that is good only for the day it is issued.
No, you cannot burn inside the town limits during a state wide burn ban. Depending on the local conditions, the Fire Marshal may implement a burn ban until conditions are more favorable for burning.
Yes. Please call Station 1 at 803-547-5511 to schedule a time to have a member of our team come assist you. Our personnel cannot help with the install of a commercial type system, but will assist with changing alarms if they need to be replaced.
Due to liability issues, we will only unlock a vehicle if a person, animal, or prescribed medication is locked inside the vehicle.
Please call 803-547-5511 and select the option for the fire marshal on the automated message. If the Fire Marshal does not answer, please leave a detailed message about the inspection need along with location and someone will return your call to arrange a time for the inspection.
Please call (803) 547-5511 and select the option for the fire marshal on the automated message. If the Fire Marshal does not answer, please leave a detailed message about the inspection need someone will return your call to arrange a time for the inspection. These inspections are done by appointment only.