Please reach us at admin17@hnfd.org if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Holley-Navarre Fire District issues a wide range of permits including building permits, zoning permits, and special event permits. Please visit our Inspections and Permits page for a detailed list.
You can apply for a permit through our website by filling out our online application form. You can also visit our office at Station 45 to apply in person.
The processing time varies depending on the type of permit you are applying for. Please refer to the specific permit page for more information.
As they are a part of a firefighter's uniform, the HNFD does not give away, sell, or trade. They will trade patches with other departments. Occasionally, the local union 4695 will have t-shirts for sale.
Yes, please call Station 45 at 850-939-5236 to schedule a time a car seat technician is available.
Fire and EMS reports can be obtained by emailing a request with your information and incident address to: publicrecords@hnfd.org.
Please visit the Knox Box website to purchase a unit. Type Holley-Navarre Fire District in the local agency box. and choose either business or residence for the correct model. Once installed, please contact Fire Prevention at 850-939-5236 or email at inspector@hnfd.org to schedule a Fire Inspector to lock the box.
Please read our Burn Rules for detailed information on fire pits, and bonfires. For burn permits, please contact BLACKWATER FORESTRY at 850-957-5701 or visit them at Burn Authorizations / Wildland Fire / Forest & Wildfire / Home - Florida Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services
If you are concerned about an active burn pile, please contact the NON-Emergency dispatch line at 850-939-5236 while the fire is burning. We cannot do anything after the fire has been put out. A unit may be dispatched to investigate if considered a nuisance.
YES! Firefighters will assist in rescuing animals. Please call 911 if an animal is endangering a person and the NON-Emergency dispatch line 850-939-5236 if there is an animal in distress.
For assistance with wildlife not in need of rescuing, please contact Emerald Coast Wildlife Control at 850-359-3346.
For concerns about strays or suspected abuse, please contact Santa Rosa County Animal Services at 850-983-4680.
Through a partnership with the American Red Cross, the HNFD is proud to offer a free smoke alarm program for homes located in our district. Call us at Station 45 850-939-5236 to request smoke alarms.
Individuals and small family groups (no more than 8 people) are welcome to visit any of our Stations, any day between the hours of 9am and 3pm, preferably avoiding mealtimes. Larger groups must be scheduled in advance by emailing Admin17@hnfd.org or calling 850-939-5236.
YES! Please email or call us at over Station 45 to set up a time and date! 850-939-5236, or Admin17@hnfd.org.
An interactive map of all Santa Rosa fire hydrants can be found here at: Home | SRCPA
Click on the area to search for your property, search your address, then click on the orange map icon. On the left side under LAYERS, make sure "Fire Hydrants" is checked and then zoom out on the map of your house. When you zoom out, the hydrants will become visible (red dots).
To calculate the distance from your house, use the measuring tools at the top of the page.
If you are needing an official insurance letter with this information, please email us at: Admin17@hnfd.org.
Fire Stations are staffed by certified firefighters 24/7. If you stop at a station and no one answers the door, the crew may be on training, exercising, or responding to a call. Fire Administration located at Station 45, is open Monday through Friday from 8m to 4 pm, excluding National Holidays.
YES! If you would like to provide a meal for a specific Station, please contact HNFD Administration at 850-939-5236 to make arrangements.
Please note, while we appreciate the time and effort and care put into homemade goods, only restaurant or store-bought times are able to be accepted.
NO. The HNFD does not accept used items. All donated items must be in new conditions with tags still attached.
NO. The HNFD does not fill swimming pools. There are commercial company options avails.
If you refill your pool using water from your home, be sure to request an adjustment from your water company FIRST!
To find your flood zone, please visit the Santa Rosa County's Emergency Management Page at: Know Your Zone
To stay up to date on all Florida Hurricane information and tips please visit the states Emergency Management page here: Hurricanes | Florida Disaster