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1. How much do you charge for a fire inspection?

The fee schedule for fire inspections has changed on August 1st 2021. Please see the new fee schedule here

2. What codes are used by Pasco County Fire Rescue when inspecting a building or reviewing plans?

The primary code that is utilized is the Florida Fire Prevention code 2004 Edition. The Florida Fire Prevention Code may then refer specific issues to other NFPA codes or guidelines.

3. What is a Class 5 contractor?

Class 5 refers to a contractor whose business is limited to the execution of contracts requiring the ability to lay out, fabricate, install, inspect, alter, repair, and service the underground piping for a fire protection system using water as the extinguishing agent beginning at the point at which the piping is used exclusively for fire protection and ending no more than one foot above the finished floor.

4. What regulations govern the installation and placement of hydrants in Pasco County?

Regulations governing the installation and placement of fire hydrants are governed by the Pasco County Hydrant Ordinance (Chap. 46-51). Information regarding the ordinance can be found at http://www.municode.com/Library/clientCodePage.aspx?clientID=7229

5. Where do I take my plans for review?

Plans may not be taken directly to fire prevention. Plans must be taken to Central Permitting at any of their three locations; West Pasco County Government Center, 7530 Little Road, Suite 210, New Port Richey Central, 4111 Land O Lakes Boulevard, Land O Lakes East Pasco County Government Center, 14236 6th  Street, Suite 203, Dade City