Technical Assistance

   Rural Fire Resource Planning Assistance is provided to   communities to:

•  update or improve their emergency response capability for firefighting
•  GPS map water resource sites, including draft, existing dry hydrants, cisterns, ponds and potential sites
•  conduct water resource site evaluation
•  conduct Risk Assessment:  evaluate current practices and regulations, identify areas in the community lacking water drafting facilities as part of a community's growth planning issues.

 

    Site Evaluations and Dry Hydrant Designs:

•  existing dry hydrant assessment
•  fire flow recommendations
•  dry hydrant design

            An administrative fee of $250 is charged for a dry hydrant design