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Commercial Occupancy Fire Inspection Information/Forms

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Commercial Occupancy Fire Inspections Checklist/Information [PDF]
This checklist has been designed so building owner/operators can self inspect their property and will have an idea of what Fire Department Inspectors will be looking for when they perform annual inspections.

Festival Cooking Tent Checklist [PDF]
Used by Fire Inspectors to approve cooking operations under tents.  Inspections must be completed prior to cooking being performed.

 

Knox Box
All businesses with fire alarm and/or fire sprinkler systems are required to have a Knox Box installed so the Fire Department will have access to those systems in times of emergency. Building operators owners are required to provide (2) sets of keys to access doors where fire alram and/or fire sprinkler systems are maintained.  Model number 3200 is required.  You can find more information and/or place your order at the KnoxBox website.