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1. Do I need a burning permit to burn in Germantown?

A burning permit is needed if you wish to burn yard waste. No permit is needed for cooking fires in barbecue pits, grills and outdoor fireplaces. In addition no permit is needed for indoor commercial or domestic incinercial incinerators. No person shall attempt to burn garbage, materials emitting toxic fumes or substances, noxious odors or creating health hazards. No materials or flamable liquids which create a fire hazard, or building materials.

2. Where can I get a burning permit?

A burning permit can be obtained by calling Station 2 at 262-502-4701 or in person. Station 2 is located at N115 W18752 Edison Dr. Only the property owner may apply for a permit. There is no charge for a permit.

3. Who should I contact for questions regarding my ambulance bill?

All questions regarding ambulance charges can be directed to:

3 Rivers Billing

W62N244 Washington Ave

Cedarburg, WI 53012

800-829-5703, ext 109

4. Where can I send my ambulance bill payment?

Payments can be made to the Village of Germantown and sent to: W62 N244 Washington St. Cedarburg, Wi 53012

5. Is the Germantown Fire Department hiring?

The Germantown Fire Department is always looking for men and women to become paid on-call firefighters and emergency medical technicians (EMTs). Call 262-502-4701 for more information.

6. How many calls does the Germantown Fire Department respond to per year?

We respond to over 2,500 ambulance calls each year.

7. What can I do if my neighbor is burning a foul-smelling material?

Burning garbage and materials emitting toxic fumes or substances, noxious odors, or creating health hazards is prohibited under Village Ordinance. To report these incidences, call the Fire Department at 262-502-4701.