Please submit electronic Fire Prevention Plan Review Application at plans@centralfirenv.org.
P: 775-246-6209 E: Admin@centralfirenv.org | 246 Dayton Valley Rd, Suite 106 | Dayton, NV 89403
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Smoke detectors are an essential safety feature for any home. When properly installed and maintained, they dramatically increase your chances of surviving a fire.
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Effective immediately, the online payment portal is available for all outstanding Ambulance bills.
Please use the link below to submit your payment:
Central Lyon FPD Payment Portal
Please contact Sharp Ambulance Billing for further assistance 1-844-259-4003.
If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to Central Lyon Fire Administration, 775-246-6209 ext. 3.
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Central Lyon Fire will begin issuing Residential Burn Permits starting November 1st through our Community Connect platform. Residents can easily log in or create a profile to obtain their burn permit, update important household information, and receive notifications directly from the Fire District.
Visit our Community Connect site beginning November 1st to complete your permit.
Before burning, please take a few moments to review these important safety tips to help protect our community:
Your cooperation helps prevent unwanted fires and keeps our first responders available for emergencies.
For more information about burn regulations or to access your permit, visit our Community Connect page or contact Central Lyon Fire at (775-246-6209).
Thank you for doing your part to keep Lyon County safe and fire-ready!
Community Connect is a secure platform that allows you to share important information with your fire department so we can better protect you and your family. By creating your profile, you can provide details such as household access, functional needs, pets, and more — helping firefighters respond quickly and effectively in an emergency.
Through Community Connect, you can also:
Your participation makes a difference. Take a few minutes to sign up and help us deliver more informed and effective emergency services to our community. Your info saves time. Your info saves lives.
The operating budget is approximately $4.5 million annually. The District extends from Mound House at the Carson City line, east to Silver Springs at the Churchill County line and is bound to the north by Storey County and the North Lyon County Fire Protection District. The southern boundary is Township 15 North.
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Fire Prevention includes plan reviews of new construction and tenant improvements, business and occupancy inspections and fire code compliance reviews.
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The Fire District is accepting applications for volunteers. If you have a desire to serve your community and learn some valuable skills and training in the field of emergency response, we’d like to hear from you.
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