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Birthday Party at a Fire station
AND / OR MEETING ROOM USAGE
Two Anchorage Middletown Fire & EMS stations (see below) have a room that can be used for a Birthday Party. Each will accommodate approximately fifty people with tables and chairs. Both have a kitchen attached that could temporarily store cold or frozen food. ALCHOLIC BEVERAGES ARE PROHIBITED. Space will be available for up to four hours. This is for residents, groups or businesses within the boundary of our fire protection district.
We also allow use of a meeting room for residents, groups or businesses within the boundary of our fire protection at two of our stations.
Fire TRUCK PARADE REQUEST
Anchorage Middletown Fire & EMS is proud to show off its Fire Trucks! When possible, we will participate in your parade with the understanding that if we have an emergency, we may not make it; or during the parade if we must respond to an emergency, we may have to leave the parade. Please fill out the information below to learn more.
This is for residents, groups or businesses within the boundary of our fire protection district. We will do our best to accommodate the date you request. See the map below to determine if you are within the boundary of our fire protection district.
Fire STATION VISIT REQUEST
Anchorage Middletown Fire & EMS are proud to allow you to visit our fire stations. While you are always welcome to stop by a station and see if the firefighters are there, the firefighters could be out of the station on an emergency call, going to the grocery or attending training in various locations. If you are hoping to visit at a specific time and day, it is best to submit this form and we will TRY to accommodate your request. Please realize that response to emergencies is ALWAYS our priority and may affect your scheduled visit.
Frequently asked questions
I live in an apartment or condo. Can I have a grill on my condo or apartment patio or balcony?
No. Current fire prevention regulations prohibit the use of an electric grill, a hibachi, a gas or charcoal grill, or other similar devices used for cooking, heating, or any other purpose on any balcony, under any overhanging portion, or within 10 ft. (3m) of any structure or stored on a balcony. Even though some of these devices do not have an open flame, anything put on them to cook can become an open flame.
I am a homeowner. Can I have a fire in my backyard? Can I have a fire in my backyard anytime of the year?
Yes, as long as the fire meets the requirements of the Air Pollution Control District (APCD). Click the button below to go to their webpage on Recreational Fires or Open Burning brochure which explains open burning regulations. However, If the wind is blowing at 15 mph or higher or if there is an Air Quality Alert you may not burn. Please refer to the two links below for more information.