Fire Department in Devils Lake, North Dakota
Contact
Address
621 College Dr N
Devils Lake, ND 58301
Phone
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Duties
The Fire Department’s mission is to reduce the rate of emergencies through public education and code enforcement, protect lives and property from fire and other emergencies, and respond to emergencies in a professional and courteous manner. The Fire Department is responsible for the following:
- Code Enforcement
- Daycare and Foster Care Inspections
- Fire Safety Education
- Hazardous Materials
- Nuisance Control
- Rental Property Inspections
- Safety Education
- Shade Tree Program
- Street Lighting
- Traffic Signals
Adopt-a-Hydrant
During the winter months, “adopt” a fire hydrant and be responsible for keeping the snow clear from the hydrant nearest your home. If you see a hydrant blocked with snow and are unable to clear the snow yourself, please call the Fire Department or Public Works Department.
Nuisances
Include but are not limited to the following:
- Lawns that have not been cut and look long or shabby.
- Garbage that is not kept within closed containers.
- The accumulation of junk, for example:
- Auto parts
- Steel frames for ATVs or UTVS
- Bicycles that are no longer being used or in usable condition
- Used appliances in the yard.
Learn more from Chapter 8.04 in the Code of Ordinances
Results
Name
Role
Division
Nate Bennet
Fire Chief
Corey Meyer
Assistant Fire Chief
Brandon Exner
Senior Captain
Inspections Division
Jeremy Beck
Lieutenant
Maintenance, Street Lights, and Traffic Signals
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The Devils Lake Fire Department and the City of Devils Lake have adopted the International Fire Code (IFC) 2021 edition to be the Fire and Life Safety codes that govern our community. This allows the Fire Department to stay up to date with the State...
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DutiesThe Shade Tree Committee is responsible for advising and assisting the Shade Tree department in the selection, planting, maintenance, protection and removal of trees on City right-of-way. The Shade Tree committee meets monthly April - September. Direct all items for review to the Fire Department...
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The Volunteer Fire Department was established in 1883 and has a current membership of 37, 6 full-time and 31 volunteers, ranging in age from 21 to 61 years of age.
They respond to approximately 260 calls per year. They respond to calls regarding carbon...
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