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Council advances intergovernmental agreement letting Aurora Fire Rescue inspect state-owned facilities
Summary
Council moved forward an intergovernmental agreement enabling Aurora Fire Rescue to perform inspections at state-owned facilities and receive notifications about changes; staff said the arrangement improves life-safety knowledge for line crews and life-safety division inspectors.
Aurora City Council advanced an intergovernmental agreement between Aurora Fire Rescue and the State of Colorado that formalizes inspections of state-owned facilities in the city and requires the state to notify the fire department of changes.
Deputy Chief Rob Weber and staff described the agreement as a routine, recurring collaboration that helps line crews and life-safety inspectors understand building systems, fire-suppression layouts and access. Staff cited the state nursing facility on the state campus as an example of a site that benefits from annual inspection and shared information.
Councilmembers indicated they considered the agreement noncontroversial, and there was no objection to moving the item forward.
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