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Fire Inspection Reminder to installers
The Brentwood Fire Department is proud of the service we provide to the inhabitants of Brentwood. Members work tirelessly to uphold their oath to protect life and property. Working to improve services, the Fire Prevention Division has noticed many outstanding permits that we haven’t conducted inspections for; verifying NFPA compliance. Several reasons apply to why the permits / inspections are not complete, but the most likely cause is a lack of communication. Below is a reminder of the steps to ensure the permit process is complete. By complete, we mean the work is inspected.· Acquire permits as required and submit the proper fees for each.· If plan review is needed, submit one copy of the plans· Allow the prevention division significant time to review the plan. If you don’t hear from the Inspector, follow-up.· If the design originally submitted for the permit / plan changes contact the Brentwood Fire Department; resubmit “as-built” plans or contact the Department for “minor changes.”· It is the INSTALLER’S responsibility to ensure all inspections are completed. Open permits are considered void if over six months passes without a final inspection. A new permit will be required before further inspections are done.Thank you for your anticipated cooperation. Jason Grant, Fire Inspector
Burn Permits
Burn Permits
Please contact the Fire Department to obtain a burn permit or to ask any questions. You can call 603-642-8132 between 6:00AM and 6:00PM or stop by to see us in person.
Seasonal permits are issued for the remainder of the calendar year.
Below is a copy of brochure that may answer some of your initial questions.
fire-law-brochure-2018-revised-2018.pdfGoogle Sites
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