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Fire Department - City of Knoxville

Knoxvilletn.govThe City of Knoxville Fire Department provides fire protection and rescue services to nearly 104+ square miles within the corporate limits of the City of Knoxville serving over 180,000 citizens. In addition, the department has the responsibility of enforcement of the fire and life safety codes and public fire education programs.

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Fire Stations - City of Knoxville

Knoxvilletn.govCity of Knoxville. There are 19 fire halls that service the Knoxville area. To schedule a pre-incident planning session, call the pre-incident planning officer at 865-595-4480. Downtown Headquarters. 600 Summit Hill Dr. Baxter Ave. Fire Station #3. 204 E. Baxter Ave.

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Current Job Openings - City of Knoxville

Knoxvilletn.govVicki Hatfield. [email protected] (865) 215-2106. 400 Main St., Suite 569. Knoxville, TN 37902. Last item for navigation. FOLLOW US TO STAY CURRENT ON JOB POSTINGS! Facebook.com / CityofKnoxJobs Twitter.com / CityofKnoxJobs. The City of Knoxville does not accept applications for jobs unless there is a posted vacancy.

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Fire Department - City of Knoxville

Cityofknoxville.orgThe City of Knoxville Fire Department provides fire protection and rescue services to nearly 104+ square miles within the corporate limits of the City of Knoxville serving over 180,000 citizens. In addition, the department has the responsibility of enforcement of the fire and life safety codes and public fire education programs.

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History of Fire Department - City of Knoxville

Cityofknoxville.orgAnnexation in 1962 resulted in the Department's area increasing threefold, extending city limits from 26.5 square miles to 77.6 square miles, adding more than 70,000 inhabitants to the City of Knoxville. The expansion of the department began at this point, resulting in the construction of several new fire stations.

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Submit an Online Request - City of Knoxville

Knoxvilletn.gov[email protected] (865) 215-4311. 400 Main St., Room 311. Knoxville, TN 37902. Last item for navigation. Welcome to the City of Knoxville 311 Center for Service Innovation! The City of Knoxville is committed to providing the highest level of service and satisfaction. If you have any difficulty with your service request or need further

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Frequently Asked Questions - City of Knoxville

Cityofknoxville.org400 Main Street, Suite 446. Knoxville, TN 37902. 865-215-2283. [email protected] Below are some frequently asked questions related to the City's Fire Code. For specific questions regarding enforcement or interpretation of these codes, please contact the Fire Prevention Bureau at 865-215-2283. Open Burning.

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City Departments & Offices - City of Knoxville

Cityofknoxville.orgCall 311 or. (865) 215-4311. Send email to. [email protected] Last item for navigation. For the latest on COVID-19 (Coronavirus) - CLICK HERE. City Launches New My Knoxville Mobile App. The free, easy-to-use My Knoxville app lets you report potholes, streetlight problems, and submit other service requests directly from your mobile

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