Frequently Asked Questions
Below you will find information that might help you understand how to find things or learn about information you might need to know about your city or town.
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The address is 9465 185th Street West. There are full-time staff at this location Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The other three fire stations do not have full-time staff on duty.Fire
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No, we do not accept donations of stuffed animals.
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The Fire Department does not have the resources to fill your pool with a truck and fire hydrants cannot be used for that purpose. Fire hydrants in the City of Lakeville are for the exclusive use of the City and cannot be used for purposes other than emergencies as determined by the City.Fire
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There are over 3,000 fire hydrants throughout the City, and firefighters appreciate residents' help to keep them clear of snow, vegetation and debris. In the event of a fire, precious time is lost if firefighters have to clear the hydrant before connecting hoses and equipment.
Fire hydrants should have a clearance of 36" on all sides.
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Yes, we have several firefighters that are certified in car seat installation. To schedule an appointment, call 952-985-4700. Installations take place at Fire Station 1 (20190 Holyoke Avenue) and Fire Station 4 (9465 185th Street West).
The Minnesota Department of Public Safety website is also a good resource for more information. It contains details about the law, how to install car seats and more.
Additional resources include your child safety restraint manual, the manufacturer’s website, your vehicle manual, the U.S. Department of Transportation website and Safe Kids Worldwide.
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Photoelectric smoke detectors can be placed in the trash. Verify the type by checking the operating manual or the back of the detector. Remove batteries before throwing away the detector. Bring all rechargeable batteries to The Recycling Zone in Eagan for free recycling. It’s safe to put non-rechargeable batteries in the trash.
Ionization smoke detectors should not be placed in the trash. Verify with the manufacturer where they should be sent for proper recycling. The Fire Department cannot accept these detectors.
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The Fire Department does not take old fire extinguishers. Bring fire extinguishers to a recycling center - do not throw them in the trash.Fire
We do not have the necessary equipment to recharge fire extinguishers. Contact your local hardware store for recharging services.