Please submit electronic Fire Prevention Plan Review Application at plans@centralfirenv.org.
P: 775-246-6209 E: Admin@centralfirenv.org | 246 Dayton Valley Rd, Suite 106 | Dayton, NV 89403
Medication is commonly prescribed to treat high blood pressure and many can often work through adjustments to their medication until the levels are acceptable.
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Smoke detectors are an essential safety feature for any home. When properly installed and maintained, they dramatically increase your chances of surviving a fire.
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Effective immediately, the online payment portal is available only for patient transport bills from 2025 and forward.
If your transport occurred in 2025 or later, please use the link below to submit your payment:
Central Lyon FPD Payment Portal
For any transport bills from 2024, please contact our office for further assistance. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to our billing department.
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Important Update: New Online Burn Permit System
Starting November 1, 2024, Central Lyon Fire has transitioned to an online burn permit system in partnership with the Western Fire Chiefs Association. Residents must now obtain burn permits through www.beforeyouburn.com or by clicking ‘Check-in’ below.
This change streamlines the process, allowing real-time updates on permissible burn days and improving overall safety. The traditional burn line and paper permits are no longer in use. If you need assistance, please visit our Administration Office during regular business hours. Thank you for helping us keep our community safe.
Subscription renewals will be open May 1st 2025 for the 2025-26 season.
The operating budget is approximately $4.5 million annually. The District extends from Mound House at the Carson City line, east to Silver Springs at the Churchill County line and is bound to the north by Storey County and the North Lyon County Fire Protection District. The southern boundary is Township 15 North.
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Fire Prevention includes plan reviews of new construction and tenant improvements, business and occupancy inspections and fire code compliance reviews.
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The Fire District is accepting applications for volunteers. If you have a desire to serve your community and learn some valuable skills and training in the field of emergency response, we’d like to hear from you.
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