Fire districts, counties clash over who should administer International Fire Code
House Local Government Committee members heard competing testimony on House Bill 16-54, which would allow well‑resourced fire protection districts to assume administration of the International Fire Code within their jurisdictions after six months’ notice and with worker protections.
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The House Local Government Committee heard testimony on House Bill 16-54, which would allow fire protection districts or regional fire protection service authorities with more than $10 million in annual revenue for the preceding three years to assume responsibility for administering and enforcing the International Fire Code within their jurisdictions.
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