Does the fire department invoice for putting out a fire?

Property taxes and calendar fundraisers.

No. There is no invoice. Which is why your votes when our taxes come on ballot are very very appreciated

My father had a large fire at his business ten years ago. Never got a bill. Thank God for firefighters.

Back around 2010, some a-hole in South Fulton, TN, let a guy's house burn to the ground because the resident didn't pay that year. South Fulton is a sister city to Fulton, KY, and is divided by the state line. Fulton is your usual small town shithole but whatever charms and graces it has ends in South Fulton. When I was a junior in HS, we had a football playoff game up there. As our buses are rolling through a residential neighborhood near the school, we saw a sign in a yard that read

BEWARE OF
LOCAL NEGROES

I shite you not.

During the floods this past summer, I had to threaten to call the sheriff on some guys that were doing donuts in a boat in the high water behind my house. The wake from their stupidity was starting to hit the side of my house. Turns out it was a district fire chief from St. George. The guy was a total idiot.

A number of municipalities will invoice for showing up for a false alarm, or a fire such as a brushfire determined to be your fault. But that's usually about the extent. Depends on the fire department.

Are you seriously asking if the fire department charges for putting out fires? They are funded by tax dollars. The insurance doesn't pay for people to put out fires, they pay out to the people whose property burned down.

Its just like police. Do the police charge you every time they have to direct traffic or some shite?