The Campo Reservation Fire Protection District has a long comprehensive history in the field of fire prevention. Operating under the District Fire Chief, the professionally staffed fire Prevention Bureau address such issues as:

New Construction Code Compliance:

• The Bureau interfaces with project architects, engineers and fire life safety professionals to ensure Uniform Building Code and Uniform Fire Code compliance during the design phase.
• Plan check services
• Regular site inspections during the construction phase to ensure and document code compliance.

 

 

Fire and Life Safety Inspections

• Comprehensive annual inspection program of all business, commercial, educational and health occupancies within the District
• Provide on-site education and solutions to proprietors regarding code violations
• Maintain positive relationships with business owners in terms of fire and life safety issues

Public Education

• Assist with the design of evacuation plans for critical occupancies
• Provides no-cost fire extinguisher training on request
• Hosts Fire Prevention Week in cooperation with Fire Department personnel

 
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Vegetation Management

• Ensure viability of structures within the wildland urban interface through the implementation of District sponsored hazardous fuels reduction projects
• Coordinate and supervise all aspects of federally funded hazardous fuels reduction projects
• Ensure code compliance with respect to defensible space requirements

Enforcement

• Issue residential burn permits as outlined in District/Tribal policies
• Investigate all reports of illegal open burning
• Investigate all fires to determine cause and origin; cooperate with local agencies

The Campo Reservation Fire Protection District, Fire Prevention Bureau is proud to shoulder the responsibility for pre-fire protection and education of the Tribal community. To that conclusion, this site will be frequently updated with informational and educational content. Please feel free to check back often and until then... thank you for keeping our communities... Fire Safe