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Be Prepared For Your Next Fire Inspection
Review the Harnett County Fire Marshal Inspection Checklist before your upcoming inspection Read more
Fire Marshal Permit & Fee Schedule
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Order a Knox Box Here
All Knox Box devices in Harnett County, are keyed to Harnett County Emergency Services and sub-mastered to the local fire department. When purchasing a Knox box please select your location, North … Read more
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NC Fire & Building Codes
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Leaves, branches and other plant growth can be burned under certain conditions. The rule of thumb is "if it doesn't grow, don't burn it." North Carolina law prohibits burning trash and non-vegetative materials.
North Carolina law prohibits burning trash and non-vegetative materials. Do not burn:
- Trash
- Metal, including wire
- Plastic
- Newspaper, cardboard or paper
- Untreated dimensional lumber
- Tires and other rubber products
- Heavy oils
- Asphalt shingles
- Paints and household or agricultural chemicals
- Buildings, including outbuildings and mobile homes
- Any man-made, artificial or synthetic items