FAQs | Stillwater, MN

How do I get a copy of a fire report?

Can I put plants around fire hydrants?

Can I paint the fire hydrant in my yard?

Can I get my blood pressure checked at the fire department?

Do you offer CPR or Hands Only CPR classes?

Can I get a tour of the Fire Department?

Can I have a recreational fire?

Recreational fires are allowed in the City of Stillwater without a permit if you follow these regulations. The size is not to exceed 3' in diameter and 2' in height. The fire must be contained within an approved fire pit and located 25 feet from a structure or other combustible materials. The fire must be attended by an adult at all times. Only clean, dry wood may be burned. No leaves or construction material. you need to have a garden hose connected or an extinguishing device readily available.

For a fire larger than what is listed for recreation fire you will need to get a burning permit.

The fire department has the authority to cancel burning and extinguish the fire if they feel the fire is a public safety hazard or we receive complaints of nuisance smoke.

How do I get a burn permit?

How do I get a burn permit if I live outside the city limits of Stillwater?

What do firefighters do when not responding to a call?

Firefighters are responsible for many duties in addition to responding to calls, some of their responsibilities include:

Emergency vehicles and equipment are inspected and maintained daily to ensure they are ready at all times
Fire inspections and pre-fire planning are conducted to prevent or prepare for fire responses
Conduct public education sessions and stations tours
Station cleaning and maintenance of the building and grounds
Regularly scheduled classes, daily training, drills are conducted to maintain and enhance their skills
Always be prepared to respond to an emergency call at any time