Ohio Fire Code News Today

Dad's Place, a church in Bryan, Ohio, has sued the city of Bryan after its pastor was criminally charged for using the church as a temporary shelter.

An Ohio pastor was charged with zoning code violations after providing shelter for homeless people at his church.

METAMORA — Metamora Village Council met Monday and approved the price for this year’s leaf pick-up in Amboy Township at $200 per hour.

Concord Township trustees have unanimously voted to adopt new electric vehicle charging station rules, regulating aspects of the stations including spacing, design and safety.

The cost of a festival permit, which is required by the Ohio Fire Code, or OFC, increased from a flat rate of $25 to $.08 per anticipated event attendee.

As event centers continue to thrive, questions grow about what permits are required for agricultural barns built or repurposed for hosting gatherings.

A week after a 66-year-old woman died and several were sent to the hospital following a carbon monoxide leak, city leaders told News 5 they are working to change Akron's Fire Code.

Trustees discuss Knox-Box System with fire chief.

Responding to questions from the public, Salem Police have posted a notice on Facebook saying that fireworks are still illegal in the city unless they are sold or displayed by a licensed professional.

A new law allows Ohioans to legally discharge fireworks on certain holidays. Ohioans can legally discharge 1.4G consumer fireworks in Ohio on certain days