Fire Safety

Is Your Property Ready in Case of A Fire?

Fire Trucks need 20' of street or driveway clearance to enter your property, with an overhead clearance of 14'.
Fire lanes must be clearly marked and stenciled.
Fire lane signs must be posted.
Buildings must be marked with building and unit numbers at both ends.
Post signs letting the Fire Department know if fire hydrants are on the property.
Check windows with burglar bars to make sure they will open from the inside without a key or special tool.
Make sure your dumpster areas are free of debris that might cause fires. Dumpsters should also be 10' away from buildings and overhangs.
Keep residents from barbecuing too close to the building (10' minimum distance) by providing grills.
Check to make sure smoke detectors and fire extinguishers are operating properly. If you don't allow smoking at your property, post No Smoking signage throughout.
Inspect fire alarm system regularly.
Get buildings inspected regularly so no wires are hanging or exposed. Building should be properly wired and have no structural defects.
Check pool light to make sure it is grounded properly.
Check with your local fire department to make sure you are in compliance with local ordinances.