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Can I have a campfire in my back yard?
You can have a recreational fire on your property if you meet the safety requirements of the State Fire Code.

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1. How do I get a fire engine and firefighters to attend an event in my neighborhood?
2. What information do I need to know to become a firefighter in Saint Paul?
3. Can I have a campfire in my back yard?
4. Who should I contact to have someone from the Saint Paul Fire Department speak to our group?
5. How can I obtain a fire, medical, or inspection report?
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