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Does the Fire Company provide fire extinguisher training to local businesses?: Whenever possible, the Fire Company will try to help, but its volunteers are often at work during normal business hours. Call 724-776-1196, ext. 1805 to find out. You can also look up “Fire Extinguishers” online for companies that provide safety-related services. Cranberry Township Volunteer Fire Company

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1. How can I join the Cranberry Township Volunteer Fire Company?: Call the Fire Company, 724-776-1196. Leave your name, phone number, and your call will be returned.
Cranberry Township Volunteer Fire Company

2. Who is the Fire Marshall?: There is no Fire Marshall in Cranberry Township. The Fire Prevention Ordinance and other fire-related ordinances are administered by the Community Development Department. More Information

3. Does the Fire Company fill swimming pools?: No, the Fire Company does not fill swimming pools. To avoid paying sewer fees on the water used to fill your pool, call the Cranberry Township Customer Service Desk at 724-776-4806 for details about deduct meters.

4. What should I do if my smoke detector beeps in a non-emergency situation?: First, check to make sure the battery is good. Batteries should be replaced twice a year. If the batteries are fresh and the problem continues, call 911.

5. Does the Fire Company provide fire extinguisher training to local businesses?: Whenever possible, the Fire Company will try to help, but its volunteers are often at work during normal business hours. Call 724-776-1196, ext. 1805 to find out. You can also look up “Fire Extinguishers” online for companies that provide safety-related services. Cranberry Township Volunteer Fire Company

6. Do I need a permit for a recreational fire?: No. Cranberry defines recreational fires as small fires that are used for cooking food, using a fire pit three feet in diameter or less.

7. Is open burning allowed?: No; the Township does not permit burning to dispose of waste or debris, whether in an open space or contained in a burn barrel.

8. What should I do if my CO detector is alarming or making a beeping sound?: Check the batteries. If they’re okay, call 911; the Volunteer Fire Company will respond. Cranberry Township Volunteer Fire Company

9. Can I use fireworks in the Township?: Please be safe. Refer to the State Police FAQ page.
State Police FAQ concerning fireworks

10. Does the Fire Company rent hall facilities, tables or chairs?: No, the Cranberry Volunteer Fire Company does not rent hall facilities, tables or chairs.