Fire Prevention

The Lincoln Fire Rescue and Emergency Services provides a number of fire prevention services.

The fire prevention office is responsible for:

  • Fire investigations to determine the origin and cause of fires and explosions
  • Site and building plans examination
  • Fire safety inspections on a request basis for licensing, consultation, and other purposes on a fee-for-service payment
  • Inspections on a complaint basis where there are suspected Fire Code infraction, violation of the Open-Air Burning By-law, and/or fire safety concerns
  • Public Education
     

Fire Safety Inspections

The fire prevention office conducts a number of fire inspections on a fee-for-service payment to ensure compliance with the Fire Protection and Prevention Act to ensure community safety. 

These include:

  • Private home day care (less than 5 children) - $122.40
  • Licenced day care - $244.80
  • ACGO liquor licence inspection - $244.80
  • Residential - based on initial unit and then each additional unit
    • 1-5 units - $244.80 first unit & $30.60 per additional unit
    • 6 or more units - $367.20 first unit & $30.60 per additional unit
  • Assembly Occupancy
    • up to 150 persons - $244.80
    • over 150 persons - $489.60
  • Vulnerable Care Occupancy
    • up to 10 residents - $663.00
    • 11-100 residents - $877.20
    • over 100 residents - $1,315.80
  • Commercial/Industrial
    • up to 10,000 sq. feet - $244.80
    • each additional 5,000 sq. feet - $61.20
  • Tent/temporary structure - $244.80
  • Medical Marijuana Facility/Clandestine Drug Lab - $1,224
  • Food Truck/Refreshment Vehicle (per vehicle) - $122.40
  • Special event inspection - $122.40 per hour, one-hour deposit required

To request a fire safety inspection you can complete this request form (print and bring to Town Hall) or complete in-person at Town Hall. Payment is required at time of submitting the request. 

Fire Safety Education

We all have a role to play in keeping ourselves, our family, and neighbours safe from fire and related hazards. These include installation of smoke alarms, carbon monoxide alarms, and having a home evacuation plan for your household. 

Other topics of interest to keep safe include:

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