Insights and resources for fire protection businesses

How Indiana regulates fire protection work: the 2014 Indiana Fire Code, IDHS plan review instead of state contractor licenses, 2010 NFPA editions, and AHJ report submission including TCE.

Illinois splits fire protection licensing between OSFM and IDFPR. Here's who licenses what, which codes set the minimum, and how suburban AHJs collect your ITM reports.

Idaho runs fire protection oversight through the State Fire Marshal inside the Department of Insurance, licenses sprinkler contractors and fitters, and leaves report collection to local AHJs.

Hawaii adopts NFPA 1 as its state fire code and hands enforcement to four county fire departments. Which contractor licenses apply and how inspection reporting works island by island.

Georgia's Safety Fire Commissioner enforces the 2024 IFC statewide. Who needs a license for sprinkler, alarm, and extinguisher work, what the tagging rules say, and how reports reach AHJs.

Florida's FFPC 8th edition, contractor classes I-V, fire equipment dealer classes, service tags, and the 2026 ITM reporting rule for water-based systems, with links to official sources.

Delaware licenses fire alarm, suppression, and extinguisher companies through the State Fire Marshal and requires named annual inspection certificates. Here's how the system works for contractors.

Connecticut runs fire protection through DCP trade licenses and municipal fire marshals. What the F-1 to F-4 licenses cover, which electrical classes touch alarms, and how reports reach your AHJ.

Colorado registers suppression contractors at the state level but leaves fire codes and report submittal to local AHJs. Licensing, code editions, frequencies, and TCE deadlines in one place.

California's split licensing (CSLB, State Fire Marshal), Title 19 service rules, the 2025 CFC effective January 2026, and which cities require Compliance Engine submissions.

The 2021 Arkansas Fire Prevention Code applies statewide. Fire Protection Licensing Board rules for sprinkler and extinguisher firms, Class E alarm licensing, RME requirements, and report handling.

How Arizona splits fire code authority between the State Fire Marshal and cities, which ROC classifications cover fire protection work, and how Phoenix requires reports through The Compliance Engine.