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Internal emails and reports obtained by CBC show the blaze at 895 Montreal St. sparked inspections that found dozens of building and fire code violations at properties belonging to Paul Dadiala and his family.

The Bureau of Fire Protection in the Cordillera Administrative Region emphasizes the critical role of community cooperation and vigilance in preventing man-induced fires

The Town Board rejected a gambit by Larimer County Sheriff John Feyen to delay the search for a new chief of police as nearly 100 people crowded the Town Hall board room Tuesday night. Claiming that he was not there to take over or to fire members of the Estes Park Police Department, Feyen pitched […]

BULLHEAD CITY — Calling it long overdue, the Bullhead City Council agreed in principle to updating the citys building codes to a widely adopted national and international standard.

The Wharton Beautification Commission reminded city residents Friday morning that the city’s code enforcement division is currently in the process of notifying citizens of overhanging tree limbs.

In 2019, New York State became the first state to adopt language from Section 1207 of the 2021 International Fire Code providing detailed regulations for projects utilizing lithium-ion...

Sun Valley’s mayor and City Council members early this month pushed back on protests from some residents about the city’s barbecue rules.

LEWISBURG — East Buffalo Township supervisors adopted a new fire ordinance that requires commercial and non-residential property owners to have frequent fire safety inspections.

A Woodland church with a 20-year lease is being forced to permanently close its doors as soon as Saturday.

The Ottawa Fire Service is looking to extinguish the high number of false alarms calls firefighters respond to each year, proposing new fines for repeated nuisance false alarms at properties.