Cobb County Fire Marshal's Office

Effective immediately the Fire Marshal has issued a burn ban for Cobb County until further notice.

Per the County Ordinance Section 54-114 (g) The fire chief shall be authorized to ban any or all forms of outdoor burning when atmospheric or local conditions make outdoor fires hazardous.

All outdoor burning is prohibited during this time to help reduce fire risk and to protect our community.

We appreciate your cooperation in helping keep Cobb County safe.

Join the Cobb County Fire Marshal’s Office as a Fire Inspector!

If you or someone you know has recently retired or left the service, this could be the perfect fit. Please share this opportunity with anyone who may be interested.

Our department is seeking Fire Inspector candidates with experience in the following fields -
- Current Fire Inspectors
- Sprinkler Systems
- Fire Alarms
- Construction
- Safety
- Architecture

Be part of a well-rounded team where every day brings something new, while enjoying the many benefits of working with Cobb Fire.

For more information or to apply for this position, please visit:

https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/cobbcounty/jobs/5086329/fire-inspector-technician-fire-marshals-office

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One more reminder to leave fireworks to the pros! Enjoy professional fireworks displays around the county.

If you experience a water leak in your single family home and you cannot shut off the water yourself please call the Cobb County Water department at 770-419-6201.

If you experience a water leak in a multifamily property such as an apartment or a condo and you cannot shut off the water yourself please call 770-499-3911.

Listen to Fire Marshall Chief Dawe on the Alert Media Podcast.

Preparing Your People for Large-Scale Event Emergencies Fire Marshal Nick Dawe joined the show to share safety tips for large gatherings, from company events to concerts.

The Cobb County Fire Marshal's Office wishes you a safe and happy Thanksgiving!

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Inspector Baxter, Fire Protection Engineer Beaty, and Inspector Collins recently received their 5 year Drivers Safety Award. This award is issued every 5 years to employees with no preventable accidents on their record. Congratulations!

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