Code Enforcement & Fire Inspections
Code Enforcement & Fire Inspections
You will receive a call and/or email to schedule your annual fire inspection. On the scheduled date and time, a fire inspector will arrive to conduct the inspection. If any violations are found during the inspection, they will be identified and explained to the owner or representative on-site.
After the inspection, the inspector will prepare a report detailing the violations and send it to the owner/representative via email, along with a scheduled date and time for a re-inspection. Re-inspections are generally scheduled two weeks after the initial inspection.
If the scheduled re-inspection date and time do not work for you, please call at least 48 hours in advance to reschedule. If no violations are found or if violations are corrected during the inspection, you will receive a report confirming that the issues have been resolved.
It is required that you maintain records on-site for a minimum of three years. These records must be made available to the fire marshal or fire inspector upon request. Required documents include:
- Fire inspections
- Fire alarm inspections
- Sprinkler inspections
- Hood suppression system inspections
- Hood cleaning records
Documents:
Fire-Extinguisher-Contractor-List pass.pdfFire Alarm Contractor list Pass.pdfCommercial-Hood-Suppression-Contractor-List (2).pdfHood-Cleaning-Contractor-list fixed 1.pdfPFPD Sprinkler Contractor List11-13.pdfKitchen Hood Cleaning RequirementsKitchen Hood Extinguishing System Owner’s Responsibilities ChecklistMechanical-Services-Contractor-List.pdf