The most accurate way to find the fire district you live in is to check your tax bill. You live in the district of the fire department you pay taxes to. If you are served by a municipal fire department, you will see the name of the city, but no fire department. You may also find this information through the County's GIS program. Enter your address in the search bar to find your fire district listed in the property data.
Yes! Are you interested in hosting an educational program for your group or organization? Contact our office at 704-920-2143 or jathompson@cabarruscounty.us. We are happy to create a program that fits your needs.
The best way to become a volunteer firefighter is to contact your local fire department. They can assist you with getting the training you need to start your volunteer career. If you have questions about which department to contact, call our office at 704-920-2143 or email jathompson@cabarruscounty.us. We can help you get connected.
Residents of unincorporated Cabarrus County can open burn. However, NC State Forest Service and Cabarrus County regulations must be followed. When burn bans are in effect, they get posted on the county website and social media accounts.
Apply for a NC Burn Permit
Yes. All Cabarrus County residents must register any alarm systems that contacts 911 dispatch. City of Concord and Kannapolis residents must register their systems with those municipalities. All other residents must register with Cabarrus County.
Register Your Alarm System
The following organizations provide fire prevention and safety information:
Contact our office to find out if we can assist you with smoke alarms and smoke alarm installation.
Smoke Alarm and Installation Request Form(PDF, 297KB)