This plan will include:2. Burning will be allowed only if approved and the site has been inspected by an Officer of the Thunder Bay Fire Rescue prior to issue of permit. Personal information is collected in compliance with the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. Manner of transport and detailed information concerning manner and location of storage prior to use to be supplied.7. Restricted Fire Zone in effect as of 12:01am tonight - NO FIRES All open-air burning permits will be suspended and no open fires or fireworks will be allowed within the municipality. This Permit is granted for the purpose of open air burning, the size of a “Campfire” is to be limited to one 1 meter X 1 … Permits will only be issued to residents located in the City of Thunder Bay.You now have the option to Apply or Renew your Burn Permit Online.There are two types of Burn Permits. You must obtain a permit prior to conducting any open-air burning in the City of Thunder Bay.All new Recreational Burning Permits and all Open Air Burning Permits will be issued at the cost of $30 (non-refundable) which includes the site inspection.The cost to renew all Burn Permits annually is $30 (non-refundable).A permit is valid for that calendar year. Any public display of Pyrotechnics will require a written plan to be submitted at least 21 days prior to the event. Thunder Bay Fire Rescue recommends attending public firework displays hosted by the municipality and other responsible organizations.If you choose to set off your own fireworks ensure the person setting them off owns the property they are on or has permission from the property owner to do so.Thunder Bay Fire Rescue recommends following these safety tips:The discharge of fireworks is prohibited during a municipal fire ban.In the interest of public safety and regulation of fireworks sales, the following rules will be observed:1. A list of responsible persons and information including addresses, phone numbers and D.O.B. As a result, parts of the site may not function properly for you. Fire Stations are closed to the public due to the Covid-19 emergency, so permits can only be renewed and applied for online.New permit applications require an inspection by Thunder Bay Fire Rescue personnel, and those inspections will be completed as soon as possible.. Thunder Bay Fire Rescue reminds citizens that any outdoor burning within the City of Thunder Bay requires a permit.
This Permit may be revoked at any time by the fire chief or his/her designate for failure to comply with the regulations of the by-law or unsafe practices. For all other dates, types/classification of fireworks, locations other than private residential properties, and public displays, a fireworks permit is required.Failure to complete the form or to supply all required information will result in the permit being denied. THUNDER BAY -- City residents can now renew burning permits online. To minimize the risk of fire and burn injury Thunder Bay Fire Rescue does not recommend family fireworks or informal neighbourhood displays. Manifest of fireworks / pyrotechnics to be used in display required. Burning will take place between 1700 and 2400 hours (5:00 p.m. and 12:00 a.m.). Collection of fee at time of permit issue.9. Burning will be allowed only if approved and the site has been inspected by an Officer of the Thunder Bay Fire Rescue prior to issue of permit. Proof of liability / third party insurance will be required with permit application - $4 million indemnification required.If deemed necessary, Fire Rescue personnel will be in attendance at pyrotechnic / fireworks displays. MSDS sheets to be included.6. A $30.00 fee will be collected for a New Fire Permit which includes the inspection fee. ** Please Note: Fireworks permits will require a minimum of 21 days to process.Application for Fireworks Display forms can be picked up at Station 1 (Vickers Street) Fire Station, Fire Prevention Division, 330 Vickers Street North, (807)625-2650.It is important for fireworks users to understand their roles and responsibilities to ensure safe and secure use of fireworks in Canada. Please call the Fire Prevention Divison at 807-625-2650 before visiting Station 1, 330 Vickers St N to see an Inspector.The City of Thunder Bay permits residents to set off low-hazard fireworks, for a private display on their own property without the need for a permit, on New Years Day, Victoria Day, Canada Day, Civic Holiday, Labour Day, December 31, and the three days immediately preceding any of these days. Value of display must be stated - fee will be 10% of show value up to $100.00. Thunder Bay Fire Rescue reminds citizens that any outdoor burning within the City of Thunder Bay requires a permit. It appears you are trying to access this site using an outdated browser. Permit rules and regulations are strictly enforced and failure to obtain a permit or follow the permit rules will result in prosecution and fine. The use of Fire Pits, Outdoor Fireplaces and Chimineas are NOT PERMITTED in the City of Thunder Bay without a permit.Propane and Natural Gas fueled fire bowls that are CSA approved don not reqiure a fire permit.You now have the option to apply or renew your Recreational Burning Permit online or by visiting your closest Fire Station.Permit Renewal denotes that the customer has had a burn permit in the previous year, it has been inspected and approved by the Fire Service and agrees that there has been no change in property ownership, address, location or construction of the fire appliance or pit since the initial permit was issued.Any personal information we collect is collected under the authority of the Municipal Act, 2001. We recommend updating your browser to its most recent version at your earliest convenience.