Vehicle Crime Reporting
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If you have an emergency, please call 911.
Non-emergency 483-4200
or visit http://www.lansingmi.gov/fire
Fire Marshals office 483-4200 (burn permits)
The Fire Suppression Division (aka Firefighters) handles Fire / Rescue / EMS / Hazardous Materials / Confine Space Rescue / Trench & Building Collapse / Vehicle Extrication / Water Rescue / Ice Rescue / Emergency Management / Disaster Relief – to name a few.
On average Lansing Fire responds to an incident about every half hour.
Better Business Bureau.
Use this site to check out a businesses or charities. BBB will handle disagreements between businesses and their customers. Visit www.bbb.org for more info and click on "for consumers".
Animals Control
Ingham County Animal Control (517) 676-8370 email:jmcaloon@ingham.org or visit www.ac.ingham.org
Animal Cruelty Anonymous Tip Line (517) 676-8376
Barking Dogs - City of Lansing (noise ordin) (517) 483-4141
Report dead animals on the roads to the Ingham County Sheriff's Office (517) 676-8220 or visit www.ingham.org. They have a new program called DART, Dead Animal Recovery Team.
BACKYARD FIRE PIT
To burn in the City of Lansing you must have a permit.
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Permit fees are $50 a year
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Permit allows you can burn on Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Holiday evenings from 5 pm to midnight.
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Permit allows you to burn only wood. No burning of building materials, plastic, brush, leaves, grass or trash. The fire must be continuously attended with a water supply at hand.
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Approved container fires must be at least 15 feet from any structure. In ground fires must be at least 25 feet away from structures.
The fire marshall can revoke a permit at any time for violating these rules. The fine for violations is $150.
To purchase a permit or report an inappropriate backyard fire call 483-4200.
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