Lannon Fire Department Frequently Asked Questions

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you charge for burning permits?
When can I burn my yard waste?
Can I have a campfire?
Yard waste may be burned with a no-cost permit issued by the Menomonee Falls Police Department. Campfires may be burned until 11pm, no permit required.
For more information, please consult the Village of Lannon Burning Ordinance
Are fireworks legal in the Village of Lannon?
The Village of Lannon does not further regulate beyond the State of Wisconsin law.
Fireworks Regulations
Do I need to pull over for a fire truck?
Why do fire trucks turn their lights on when backing into the fire station?
State Law requires you to pull over and stop for any emergency vehicle coming from any direction. Even when they are backing into the firehouse, you are required to pull over at least 100 feet away. Wisconsin Right-of-Way and Move-Over laws
What is the difference between a fire engine and a fire truck?
That is a very good question. A fire engine's main purpose is to provide the personnel, the water and fire hoses to put out a fire. A fire truck is an aerial unit, so it will have a ladder platform. Fire trucks usually will also have a pump to provide a water supply for the aerial unit. Fire Apparatus Explained
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