City of Pittsfield, MA
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2023-10-10
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Part II: The Code
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Chapter 7 Fire Department
- Ch AO Adoption of Code
- Part I: The Charter, Special Acts and Acceptances
- Ch C The Charter, Special Acts and Acceptances
- Ch CHCT Charter Comparative Table
- Part II: The Code
- Ch 1 General Provisions
- Ch 2 Administration
- Ch 2 1/2 Animals and Fowl
- Ch 3 Building Code
- Ch 3 1/2 Residential Properties, Regulation and Maintenance of
- Ch 4 Emergency Management
- Ch 4 1/2 Criminal and Noncriminal Enforcement
- Ch 5 Electricity
- Ch 6 Finance and Taxation
- Ch 7 Fire Department
- Ch 7 Art I IN GENERAL
- § 7-1 Composition.
- § 7-1.1 Height, weight, etc., requirements for fire fighters.
- § 7-2 Reserve firemen force.
- § 7-3 Assignment and transfer of officers and members.
- § 7-4 (Reserved)
- § 7-5 Suspension of officers and members.
- § 7-6 Failure of appointee to qualify; removal from city.
- § 7-7 Obedience to laws, regulations and orders.
- § 7-8 Powers and duties of Fire Chief generally.
- § 7-8.1 Fire division established.
- § 7-9 Control and command at fires.
- § 7-10 Company rolls; account of departmental property; annual report of Fire Chief.
- § 7-11 Opening signal boxes; interference with fire alarm system; driving over fire hose, etc.; false fire alarms.
- § 7-12 Sale and use of fireworks.
- § 7-13 Fines imposed on officers or members under chapter.
- § 7-14 Uniforms for members.
- § 7-15 Principal clerk.
- § 7-15.1 Key box for fire alarm and fire protection systems.
- Ch 7 Art II DIVISION OF POLICE AND FIRE ALARM SIGNAL SYSTEM
- § 7-16 Composition.
- § 7-17 Responsibilities.
- § 7-18 Superintendent — Appointment and removal.
- § 7-19 Same — Powers and duties.
- § 7-20 Appointment and removal of other personnel.
- Ch 7 Art III FIRE PREVENTION CODE
- § 7-21 Adoption.
- § 7-22 Amendments, additions and deletions.
- § 7-23 Definitions.
- § 7-24 through Sec. 7-31. (Reserved)
- Ch 7 Art IV DEMOLITION OF BUILDINGS
- § 7-32 Permits required.
- § 7-33 Removal of dangerous materials required.
- § 7-34 Disconnection of public utilities.
- § 7-35 On-site burning.
- § 7-36 Vacating buildings.
- § 7-37 Buildings with asphalt siding.
- § 7-38 Removal of debris required; exception.
- § 7-39 Clear access for fire apparatus required.
- § 7-40 Blocking hydrants and fire alarm boxes prohibited.
- § 7-41 Securing buildings to be demolished.
- § 7-42 Employment of fire fighter.
- § 7-43 Higher standards to rule in event of conflicting regulations.
- § 7-44 Fines.
- Ch 8 Solid Waste Collection and Disposal
- Ch 9 Hawkers, Peddlers and Transient Vendors
- Ch 10 Junk Dealers and Waste Collectors
- Ch 11 Licenses, Registrations and Permits
- Ch 12 Lumber Storage
- Ch 13 Motor Vehicles and Traffic
- Ch 13 1/2 Noise Control
- Ch 14 Offenses Miscellaneous
- Ch 15 Pawnbrokers and Secondhand Dealers
- Ch 16 Human Resources
- Ch 17 (Reserved)
- Ch 18 Police Department
- Ch 18 1/2 (Reserved)
- Ch 19 Sewers and Drains
- Ch 20 Streets and Sidewalks
- Ch 21 Taxicabs and Other Vehicles for Hire
- Ch 22 Water
- Ch 23 Zoning
- Ch 24 Schedule of Fees
- Ch 25 Signs
- Ch 26 Land Disturbance and Stormwater Management
- Ch CCT Code Comparative Table
GENERAL REFERENCES
Building Code — See Ch. 3.
Criminal and noncriminal enforcement — See Ch. 4 1/2.
Electricity — See Ch. 5.
Discharge of firearms — See Ch. 14.
Police Department — See Ch. 18.
STATUTORY REFERENCES
Fires, fire departments and fire districts — See MGL c.
48.
Fire prevention — See MGL c. 148.
