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Carrollton, GA Fire Department

Fire Marshal

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Carrollton GA Fire Marshal's Office

The Carrollton Fire Department takes a proactive approach towards fire safety and prevention, targeting Home Life, Schools, and the work environment. Below are some helpful resources you can use to ensure your building, home, or business complies with Carrollton Fire Department standards. If you have any questions, please contact our offices directly.

Contact

Will Rollins

Fire Marshal
678-390-6963
wrollins@carrollton-ga.gov

Fire Permits

Whether you’re planning for the ultimate fireworks display, have a large burn pile to clear up or need to execute controlled burns on your property, we have the guidelines to help you keep Carrollton safe. Ensure the safety of your property, participants, and your community by filling out the appropriate forms. Learn more about our air curation guidelines below.

Burn Permits

Non Commercial Outdoor Burning

Authorization to Burn

Fireworks

Professional Display Permit

Fireworks Safety Tips

Georgia Fireworks Laws

Permanent Consumer Retail Sales CFRS

Commercial Fire Safety

Fire Plan Review

Ensure your business is compliant with our fire codes by submitting a fire plan. Visit our Licenses and Permits page by clicking here for more information on all the paperwork you need to get your business started.

Checklists

Whether you own office space, a restaurant or a workshop, fire safety compliance is essential. Review our checklists to safeguard your business from fire emergencies. If you have any questions please reach out to our fire marshal by clicking here.

Inspections

Many Carrollton properties are subject to routine fire inspections. Take a look below at common code violations and our checklist to ensure your building is up to our safety standards.

Fire Watch

A fire watch is a temporary measure taken when deemed necessary by the Fire Marshal. A fire watch may be required in the event that an automatic fire protection system is impaired or is out of service, when overcrowding is expected; the nature of the activities warrants it, or other necessary reasons.Â