Firepermits.com

The one-stop turnkey solution to your fire department open burning needs.

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Turn-key Technology

Save time with a turn-key permitting solution—no IT work required. The product is clean, packaged, and ready to go.

COVID-Ready Processes

The permit application and approval process are online, so staff can use the system when working remotely.

Built for Government

Firepermits.com simple pricing makes line item budgeting a breeze. Secure billing, including invoicing, to meet your department’s existing accounting practices.

permits made simple

Your department’s dedicated online burn permit portal.

One-click automated systems streamline the permitting process and enhance your department’s efficiency and customer satisfaction.

Eliminate paperwork
View all permit applications—approved, pending, denied—in one place
View active burns quickly with map view

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Map View

See a quick overview of pending and approved permits as well as active burns on included mapping technology.

Daily Burn Status

Post burn status updates on the portal homepage so residents know if burning is allowed that day. Disable active burning when conditions are unsafe.

Custom Branding

Update your permit portal with your department’s logo and choose a vanity url.

No Coding Required

Add permits to the site with automatic expiration dates using forms, no coding required. Site comes pre-loaded with several permit types.

“We’ve been very pleased with the firepermits.com product. It’s allowed us to eliminate the need for tracking paper permits in our open burning process, and significantly reduced the amount of time we take to process permits as well as calls to the department during open burning season.”

Chief Larry Fisher Merrimac, MA Fire Department

“Having an online system to manage our burn permits has improved the application and permit activation process for East Bridgewater residents. In addition, having a map overview online of daily burns has been a great way to get a bird’s eye overview of burn activity that day.”

Chief Timothy Harhen East Bridgewater, MA Fire Department