Thank you for choosing to build within the Middleton Rural Fire District. We look forward to working with you during the construction process.
Please note that all residential structures will require water supply within our fire district based on Internal Fire Code.
Commercial and multi-family buildings being constructed within the Middleton Rural Fire District are required to be reviewed by the Fire Code Offical.
Please note all fees will apply.
Our Fire District performs a verity of inspections. Please contact our office at (208) 585-6650 to schedule your inspection. Please provide the permit number, inspection needed, and contact information.
The application provided above is for Temporary Stands and Storage of Nonaerial Common Fireworks as per Idaho Code Title 39 Chapter 26 and Middleton City Code Title 9 Chapter 2.
Temporary Stand is within the Middleton City limits additional permitting is required by the City. Please contact City Hall at 208.585.3133
THE DISCHARGE OF NON
The application provided above is for Temporary Stands and Storage of Nonaerial Common Fireworks as per Idaho Code Title 39 Chapter 26 and Middleton City Code Title 9 Chapter 2.
Temporary Stand is within the Middleton City limits additional permitting is required by the City. Please contact City Hall at 208.585.3133
THE DISCHARGE OF NONAERIAL COMMON FIREWORKS IS PROHIBITED WITHIN THE MIDDLETON RURAL FIRE DISTRICT
NOTICE: 4th of July Applications are due by the 3rd Monday in June for approval.
The Middleton Rural Fire District requires all commercial buildings to have a Knox Box Rapid Entry System. We have been working with local businesses to bring all buildings up to code.
If your building does not currently have a Knox Box you can click the button below to online.
For a complete list of available Knox, options click on the file center to view the information page.
Open burning of the following is permitted only under the provisions set below and after notifying the Middleton Rural Fire District:
1. Fires used to keep irrigation ditches and fencerows clear of plant and weed growth.
2. Fires used to dispose of or reduce dry vegetative waste materials, such as but not limited to, tree branches, g
Open burning of the following is permitted only under the provisions set below and after notifying the Middleton Rural Fire District:
1. Fires used to keep irrigation ditches and fencerows clear of plant and weed growth.
2. Fires used to dispose of or reduce dry vegetative waste materials, such as but not limited to, tree branches, gardening waste, weeds, or other dry vegetation, where mulching or other types of disposal are impractical.
3. Fires shall be ignited and attended between the hours of one-half (1/2) hour before sunrise and extinguished no later than one-half (1/2) hour after sunset.
4. Daily Air Quality Index allows for outdoor burning
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