|
|
|
Community Risk Reduction
|
|
The Community Risk Reduction Division is responsible for fire investigations, fire inspections, and fire code enforcement within the county. This division also investigates citizen complaints regarding fire and life safety hazards and enforces compliance with state and county burning regulations. Prevention and Enforcement is responsible for fire code inspections, new construction inspections, compliance inspections, and high risk occupancies. To schedule your inspection, please follow the instructions listed below in the Prevention and Enforcement section. All inspections must be scheduled using the automated system. The Public Information and Education section is responsible for all media contacts for emergency and non-emergency events relating to Gwinnett Fire and Emergency Services, and handles all public education, including fire and life safety courses, CPR and first aid, and station tours. This Section also coordinate partnerships with communities and businesses to further the goals of reducing risk in the community. For more information, please visit the Media Information portion of the department website.
Fire Investigations is responsible for investigating all arson cases during and after fires. All fire investigators are certified Fire/Arson Investigators as well as certified Peace Officers.
|
|
Notice of new fee schedule
|
Beginning January 1, 2011, the Gwinnett County Department of Fire and Emergency Services’ Community Risk Reduction division (Fire Marshal’s Office) will begin assessing a re-inspection fee for all failed inspections. For more information, please review the following documents.
Notice of Fees Signed Amendment to Fee Schedule
|
|
Gwinnett County Fire Prevention & Life Safety Ordinance
|
The Community Risk Reduction Division uses the following codes: March 20, 2012, Fire Prevention and Protection Ordinance, the current edition of the NFPA Codes and Standards as adopted and modified by the State Fire Marshal, NFPA 101 Life Safety Code 2000 Edition, International Fire Code 2006 Edition, OCGA Titles 25, and 30 Georgia Accessibility Code.
Gwinnett County Fire Prevention and Protection Ordinance (PDF)
|
|
Prevention & Enforcement
|
|
Requesting a Fire Inspection/Reporting a Fire Code Violation Fire inspections scheduled prior to 2:00pm will be scheduled the following business day as determined by inspection volume for that day. Fire inspections scheduled after 2:00pm will receive second-day service as determined by inspection volume for that day. Request a Fire Inspection or report a Fire Code violation Online Gwinnett County Fire and Emergency Services provides citizens, businesses, and visitors, access to our online service that includes requesting a fire inspection or reporting a fire code violation 24 hours-a-day, seven (7) days-a-week with minimum down time for site maintenance. Gwinnett County Online Services
Citizen Access User Guide (PDF) Interactive Voice Response Inspection Request System (IVR)
Fire Inspections can be requested over the phone. The Gwinnett County Automated Inspection Request System (IVR) is available 24 hours a day, seven (7) days a week. Please call 678.518.6277 to schedule an inspection. Please follow the link below and view the user manual to assist you in scheduling your inspection with ease. Included in the manual are codes that will shorten your time to schedule the inspection. Interactive Voice Response Inspection Request System (IVR) User Manual (PDF)
|
|
