Latest News

The latest news from Chino Valley Independent Fire District:

1.  September is National Preparedness Month.  The Chino Valley Fire District encourages all residents to be ready for an emergency by putting together an emergency supply kit, creating and practicing a family emergency plan and getting information about the types of emergencies you may face in your community and what the appropriate responses are to those emergencies.  For a complete emergency supplies checklist, click here.   

2.  During its July 14th Board Meeting, the Chino Valley Fire District Board of Directors approved a resolution waiving an Inspection Base Charge of $220.  The Fire District Board of Directors also amended Permit Codes 5050 to 5560 for businesses with multiple permits for permitted occupancies.  What this translates to for businesses is they will only be required to pay the full price of the highest permitted fee, with each additional permit fee reduced (waived) by 50 percent.

These changes are effective retroactively for services rendered on or after July 1, 2009.  Businesses who paid fees previously under this fee structure may apply for refunds using this application form.  Properly completed applications must be received by the Fire District no later than September 13, 2010.