- Fire Department Home
- HBFD OPEN HOUSE
- CPR Training
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- Community Risk Reduction
- City Specifications
- Customer Satisfaction Survey
- Fees and Charges
- Fire Watch - New
- Hazardous Materials Disclosure
- Key Boxes - Emergency Access
- Oil Production Program
- Plan Check Services
- Home Safety Visits
- State Fire Clearance
- The Compliance Engine
- The Compliance Engine FAQ's
- Self Annual Fire Evaluation - New
- Community Risk Reduction FAQs
- Fire Safety Education
- Photo Gallery
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- Safety Tips
- Barbecue Grilling Safety
- Burn Emergencies
- Candle Safety
- Carbon Monoxide
- Children Playing with Fire
- Drowning Prevention
- Earthquake Preparedness
- Electrical Devices
- Fire Extinguishers
- Fireplaces and Chimneys
- Fire Safety at Special Public
Assembly Programs - Flammability of Clothing
- Holiday Fire Safety
- Home Fire Escape Plans
- Home Fire Hazards
- Household Hazardous Waste
- Power Outage Preparedness
- Radio Controlled (RC) Battery
Charger Safety - Smoke Detectors
- Tsunami Preparedness
- What to do After a Fire
- Fire Explorer Program
- Spark of Love Toy Drive
Fire Places and Chimneys
- Use only dried woods and never use flammable liquids to start a fire. Dispose of cool ashes in a covered metal container. Never leave a fire unattended. When burning, keep the damper open, flammable materials away, and the glass door/screen closed.
- Have chimneys cleaned professionally by a chimney sweep once a year
- Never burn papers, boxes, or Christmas trees in the fireplace.
For information about Fire Department education programs, please see Safety Education.
Did you know?
Huntington Beach has 75 parks and these parks have 754 acres! You can find information about the City parks by viewing our City Parks Locator.
Contact Information
City of Huntington Beach
Fire Department
2000 Main Street
Huntington Beach, CA
Phone: (714) 536-5411
Fax: (714) 374-1551
Email: 
