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Frequently Asked Questions
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How long does my smoke
detector last and when should I replace it?
The 9 volt battery in
your smoke detector should be changed on a
yearly basis. Smoke detectors should be
replaced every 10 years. We recommend you
test them on a monthly basis.
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Where do I get my Fire
Extinguishers serviced and how often?
See the Yellow Pages
under "Fire Extinguishers." Fire
Extinguishers should be recertified every
year, and serviced every 6 years.
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Can I get a permit to burn
trash in my yard?
It is against City Code
to burn trash or yard clippings of any kind
in your yard.
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How do I get approved to
open a day care in my home?
The procedure is
dependent upon how many children you intend
to care for. Contact City of Mesa Community
Development, Building Safety and Mesa Fire
Prevention for specific information.
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My neighbors are parking
in the fire lane. Do you come out and tow the
car or what?
The Fire Department can
issue a parking citation to someone who
continues to park in a fire lane that is
clearly marked. Both the Mesa Police
Department and Mesa Fire Department fire
investigators can issue citations. Fire
lane parking problems of an ongoing nature
may be best referred to the Mesa Fire
Department.
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Where do I dispose of
hazardous waste materials?
Household hazardous waste collection
events are held at various times during the
year.
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I want to have a pit fire in
my back yard; how large can it be?
Depending upon what type
of fire you intend to have, a call should be
made to the Mesa Fire Prevention Division to
determine if a permit is required, type of
event and type of fire, i.e., cooking,
warming, etc.
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