Santa Rosa Fire Department Page Updated on 2/11/2009
Santa Rosa CUPA

The Santa Rosa Fire Department has the responsibility for the City's Certified Unified Program Agency (CUPA) programs. Under authority granted by the state, the Santa Rosa Fire Department administers the following programs:

• Hazardous Materials Business Plan Program (CA Health & Safety Code, Chapter 6.95)

• Hazardous Waste Generator and Tiered Permit Programs (CA Health & Safety Code, Chapter 6.5)

• Underground Storage Tank Program (CA Health & Safety Code, Chapter 6.7)

• Accidental Release Program (CA Health & Safety Code, Chapter 6.95)

• Aboveground Storage Tanks (CA Health & Safety Code, Chapter 6.67)

• Uniform Fire Code (Section 8001.3.2-8001.3.3a)

These programs are implemented through Ordinance Number 3315. There are three other CUPA agencies in Sonoma County who regulate facilities in their communities: Petaluma Fire Department, Sonoma County Department of Emergency Services, and Healdsburg Fire Department (with joint authority for the Cities of Healdsburg and Sebastopol). For more information regarding the designated CUPA's, please contact your local jurisdiction.

Information regarding hazardous materials in these communities may be obtained from this agency by completing a Community Right to Know form. Inspections conducted for Santa Rosa businesses can be coordinated by contacting the Santa Rosa Fire Department.