Frequently Asked QuestionsQuestion: How do I obtain a copy of a fire report or other public information? Answer: Any requests of this nature must be forwarded to the Fire Department in writing. Please contact the Fire Department at 524-3651 for more information. Question: I've been told that open burning is illegal in the City of Waukesha. Is this true? Answer: Yes it is. The City of Waukesha Fire Prevention Code prohibits all outdoor burning within the City Limits with a few exceptions. These exceptions are recreational fires, bonfires, and cooking fires. Question: What are the requirements in the City for the use of fireworks? Answer: Fireworks, for the most part, are illegal to "sell, expose, offer for sale, use, keep, discharge, or explode any fireworks" within the City Limits. The only type of "firework" allowed is a "sparkler on a wire or wood stick not exceeding 36 inches in length or .25 inch in outside diameter which does not contain magnesium chlorate or perchlorate." Click on this link for a copy of the City of Waukesha Fireworks Ordinance. Question: I have some questions relating to the disposal of hazardous materials, who do I contact? Answer: The Waukesha County Recycling and Solid Waste Division should be able to help you out. Give them a call at 896-8016, or visit their web site by clicking on their name. |


