Contacts
PERMIT CENTER HOURS
City Hall - Lobby |
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8:00AM-5:00PM |
| Fri |
8:00AM-NOON |
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CLOSED |
Fire or Medical Emergencies
DIAL 9-1-1
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FIRES
Residential Fires
- Are you really ready for a disaster that includes fire? Take action before a fire and know what to do after a fire. Understand what a “hot door” and a “cool door” mean and how it can save your life.
Are You Ready? – Fires »
- Do you need facts to help support your plan? Learn how America's biggest and most common disaster is fire! A quick, easy to read fact sheet will remind you how important this section is.
Fire Fact Sheet »
- What kind of smoke alarm should I buy? Learn the difference between an ionization smoke alarm and a photo electric smoke alarm. If you are hard of hearing go to the “Seniors and Special-Needs” section for additional solutions.
Smoke Alarms »
- How do I teach my family how to leave the house quickly in an emergency? A fire escape preplan will help everyone move in the right direction. Study a few preparedness tips and share them with your family.
Fire Escape Planning »
- What direction should I take with my children? Now that your child is no longer a toddler it's time to help educate and help them make decisions that could save their life.
Children and Home Fires »
- Should I be worried about carbon monoxide poisoning? Get more information about carbon monoxide or “CO”. Find out what the symptoms are of carbon monoxide poisoning. Take a few simple steps toward identifying the cause of this invisible, odorless, colorless gas.
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning »
Carbon Monoxide Kills »
- Do I really need all of this information? The American Red Cross has provided a sheet of frequently asked questions. Understand why being prepared for fire will help aid your family, guests, and pets should the disaster occur in your dwelling.
Home Fire Questions »
Urban Wildfire
- Doesn't a wildfire just occur in the forest? Hayward has a large urban interface with seasonal brush and grasses. When we build homes in these areas they are prone to wildfire-like conditions. Know how to create a safe zone around your house.
Urban Wildfire »
- What should I do if I live in the Hill area? Take the time and steps needed to protect your home. Follow these great ideas in this four-page brochure.
Are You Prepared? »
- Where can I get more information? The Environmental Protection Agency can help guide you to other locations for more of an extensive look at the health and the byproducts of fire. Have the ability to check the air quality in our area.
Wildfires »
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