Application - Occupancy Permit - Santa Clara County Fire Department - sccfd 2025

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  2. Begin by entering the applicant’s name and establishment name in the designated fields. Ensure that your contact information, including telephone numbers, is accurate for any follow-up.
  3. Fill in the street address, suite number, city, state, and zip code for both the permit location and billing address. This information is crucial for processing your application.
  4. Select the type of permit you are applying for by checking the appropriate box under 'TYPE OF PERMIT'. Make sure to choose from options like Public Assembly or Residentially-Based Facilities based on your needs.
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For assistance, please call 408-378-4010 or email info@sccfd.org and a staff member will return your call within one business day.
Yes. Many fire departments publish a non-emergency phone number for routine matters such as scheduling inspections, asking about burn permits, reporting hazards, or community outdocHub. Always use 911 only for emergencies.
Remember, the possession and discharge of any fireworks, including Safe and Sane fireworks, are illegal in Santa Clara and in most parts of Santa Clara County.

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If I am unsure if it is an emergency, can I call the Fire Department directly? No. First, your phone call to a fire station may go unanswered if everyone is away from their work areas. However, even if you think it is not an emergency, the best thing to do is call 911.

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