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New York State Inter-Agency Fire Safety Working Group has recommended changing the state fire code to manage and reduce risks.

The New Brunswick government says it is inspecting a metal recycling company's sites to see if it is now in compliance with the fire code. 

ALBANY, NY - Recommendations Include Updating Fire Code of New York State and Establishing Best Practices Governor Kathy Hochul today released initial recommendations from the Inter-Agency Fire Safety Working Group, outlining enhanced safety standards for battery energy storage systems. The draft recommendations include potential updates to the Fire Code of New York State as well…

In January 2023, Corpus Christi adopted the 2021 International Fire Code, which went into effect Aug. 1, 2023.

Sun Valley’s Cottonwood Condominiums have become the site of a dispute between the city and some of its residents over a portion of fire code that prohibits barbecue grilling on

18 Defiance trailers are set to be torn down as families wait for answers as to if and when they will be forced to move out of trailers that were declared nuisances.

“The church’s doors are always open, and it will not ask anyone to leave unless there is a biblically valid reason for doing so,” church officials said.

STOCKTON — A Lodi area vineyard owner has been given the go ahead to move forward with plans to build a winery by the San Joaquin County Supervisors.

OTTUMWA — The Ottumwa City Council is scheduled to hold a work session Tuesday, weather permitting, to discuss four items that could have ranging significance over various parts of the

American Iron & Metal has been given an extra month to comply with national fire code requirements at three of its New Brunswick facilities and will stop accepting scrap material at those sites as of Friday, until they do, according to a new agreement with the province.