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Hanover supervisors adopt online submission requirement for fire protection inspection reports
Summary
The Board approved Ordinance 25-13 to require online/cloud-based submission of commercial fire protection inspection reports, citing faster identification of deficiencies and more consistent records; staff said a nominal vendor-funded submission fee (about $20) may be passed to businesses and a transition period will be provided for vendors.
Hanover County supervisors voted Sept. 24 to adopt Ordinance 25-13, which requires vendors to submit fire protection system inspection reports through a cloud-based portal.
Assistant Chief Carl Hardell, who identified himself as the county’s fire marshal, told the board the online submission system would provide real-time data on the status of fire protection systems, allow more rapid follow-up…
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