1. Become a Firefighter

   Learn more and apply for the toughest job you'll ever love.

2. Learn about Smoke and CO Detectors

   Smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors save lives! Test your detectors and make sure you're home is ready in the event of a fire or gas leak.

3. Obtain a Fire Permit

   The Dayton Fire Code requires securing a permit from the Dayton Fire Department Office of Fire Prevention before certain occupancies can be opened or activities be conducted.

4. Prepare a Fire Escape Plan

   When disaster strikes, moments count! Be prepared now to know the quickest, safest way to evacuate your home.

5. Request an Event Appearance

   Firefighters, equipment and vehicles are all available for public outreach and education events. Learn more about our policies regarding public events and request an appearance.

6. Request a Fire Report

   Request a specific report on a fire in the city, or see a list of call response runs for the past 24 hours.