This is the information you will need to provide when requesting information on fire hydrant flow testing data performed annually by the Central Mat-Su Fire Department (CMSFD). Central Mat-Su Fire Department is currently on a three year rotation for the flow testing hydrants, the hydrants you are requesting information for may not be from this year. Every hydrant is inspected twice a year.

**This data was collected for fire department flow testing and inspections only, it is not recommended that it be used for calculating fire suppression system design calculations. Use this data at your own risk.**

Please copy the information below and submit it with the necessary details, via e-mail, to Tara Mellon.  If you have program questions, please call 907-373-8827.

Requestor's E-Mail Address:

Person Making Request:
Name of Organization:
Mailing Address:
City, State, Zip:

Fax Number:
Phone Number:
Alt. Phone Number:

Date needed by:

Please describe below any additional information that will help us locate the records for you as quickly as possible.

Location of Hydrant(s):

(Address and/or cross streets, if known):

All requests for records will be responded to within a reasonable time period and no later than seven (7) business days. If the records and information cannot be located in time to make a response within seven (7) business days of this request, the requested party shall be promptly advised. For any questions or to confirm receipt, contact Tara Mellon at 907-373-8827.

Hydrant Systems in the Wasilla-Lakes FSA

1. City of Wasilla System

2. Settlers Bay

3. Colony Schools (Borough owned)

4. Sears

5. University of Alaska Experimental Farm

6. City of Palmer (near Mat-Su Regional Medical Center)

Wasilla-Lakes FSA Hydrant Specifications

All hydrants shall open in a counter-clockwise direction.

All pumper outlets shall be a 5-inch Storz connections.

Fire hydrants connected to a 8-inch or smaller water main shall be configured with one pumper outlet and two 2 ½” outlets.

Fire hydrants connected to a 10-inch or larger water main shall be configured with two pumper outlets and one 2 ½” outlet.

A fire hydrant, when available, shall be within 200 feet of a fire department connection.

The fire chief shall approve the number and location of fire hydrants for any new fire hydrant installations.