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Do you check and/or change smoke detector batteries and is there a charge?
Yes. We will check and replace smoke detector batteries upon request for elderly and disabled citizens. Call us on the non-emergency number (727-2688) to set up an appointment. There is no charge.
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Is open burning permitted within the city limits?
No. The only exceptions are for religious, educational or fire department training purposes.
2.
My family and I just experienced a fire. What can we do?
Please read the FEMA link below. Many questions can be answered directly from their site. If you still have questions or concerns please don't hesitate to call us.
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Do you check and/or change smoke detector batteries and is there a charge?
Yes. We will check and replace smoke detector batteries upon request for elderly and disabled citizens. Call us on the non-emergency number (727-2688) to set up an appointment. There is no charge.
4.
What is the minimum age to become a firefighter?
21
5.
What is your response area?
Our fire response area is within the Fremont City limits. EMS (Emergency Medical Service) is provided east to the Washington County line, west approximately seven miles, north two miles, and south to the Platte River. Upon request from neighboring agencies, in accordance with mutual aid agreements, those lines can be crossed.
6.
Is there a charge for using the rescue squad?
Yes. If you are transported or assisted by the rescue squad there will be a charge. Insurance often will pay for this service. The city will not bill private insurance, statements are mailed directly to the patient to which services were provided. The city will directly bill Medicare/Medicaid/VA/Railroad/Champus. See the link to squad fees for a current rate schedule.
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CHECK OUT OUR SAFETY TIPS FOR MORE INFORMATION!
Our Safety Tips information will be updated and changed from time to time. Please check it out!
City of Fremont
400 E. Military Ave.
Fremont, NE 68025
Ph: 402.727.2630
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