FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q: How do I obtain a fire report? 
Visit us or call us (229-524-2117), and we can print or email you a copy of your fire report. 

Q: How do I obtain a burn permit? 
​If you are a resident within the City limits of Donalsonville, you may call us at (229) 524-2117 and we will schedule a visit.
​>> You may only burn approved materials and we ask that you take safety precautions when burning. We can only issue burn permits if the weather conditions allow. 
**If you are a resident outside the City limits, you must call Georgia Forestry to receive a permit. You can reach Georgia Forestry at (229)524-6667.** 

Q: Does the city have an ordinance on air pollution? 
Yes, you can find this information in Chapter 22, Article III of the City of Donalsonville Ordinances. 
>> For easy reference, click here​. ​ 

Q: My smoke alarm is beeping. What should I do? 


Q: Why can't the fire department stop my neighbors from shooting fireworks at night?


​Q: I'm locked out of my car. Can firefighters help?

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 Q: How many firefighters are on duty?
 We currently staff two firefighters each day, everyday of the year. 
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Q: What do firefighters do when they're not fighting fire?


Q: Do you have a volunteer program?


Q: How many hours do firefighters work each week?


Q: Can I visit the fire station?

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Q: Where do I take a CPR Class?


Q: Why is the fire engine sent when I call an ambulance?


Q: What is the best kind of fire extinguisher for my house?


Q: Why do so many fire trucks respond to simple incidents?


Q: How come I see fire trucks with lights and sirens go through intersections and then, after they go through, they turn off their lights and sirens and slow down?


Q: What should I do when  a fire truck or ambulance pulls up behind me when I am stopped at a red light or a stop sign?


Q: ​Why do I see fire engines at the grocery store parked?