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Greenville County food trucks will be subject to fire and safety inspections starting March 1. County staff is also exploring additional additional use rules.

The House of Representatives unanimously passed on Friday a bill that proposes to amend the CNMI Fire Safety Code to apply the International Fire Code guiding standard in the Commonwealth.

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.

Understanding codes will help integrators avoid mistakes when specifying fire safety equipment

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

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

The City of Sedalia will hold a public meeting on Monday, Feb. 12 at 5:30 p.m. in the City Council Chambers.

Currently the City operates under the 2015 ICC codes. The ICC updates these codes every three years through a combination of various code development committees, hearings and public comment periods.