State Fire Marshal, John W. Rudd, has ordered a Burning Ban, beginning October 15, 2024, for all outdoor burning, as current conditions throughout the State of Delaware are extremely dry and pose a fire hazard. Effective immediately, the following are prohibited: bonfires, controlled burnings (including burning of leaves and yard waste), agricultural burnings, fires for land clearing, fires for demolition and removal of hazards, and outdoor rubbish fires (whether or not contained). More Info

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Carbon Monoxide Detectors

What is the Carbon Monoxide Detector Law? Delaware Code, Title 16, Chapter 66C, Section 6602C requires the owner of any new and existing lodging establishment to install carbon monoxide detection devices in a dwelling unit or sleeping unit has either of the following: For each lodging establishment newly erected, built, or constructed after January 1, […]

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