Council adopts updates to fire-prevention code; staff cites emergency-access and radio-coverage changes
Alpharetta adopted amendments to Chapter 20 (fire prevention and protection) to modernize language, require click-to-enter emergency gate systems, add emergency responder radio coverage infrastructure for future proofing, and clarify event-safety notification requirements; staff said most residents would see no recurring cost, though some HOAs could incur a one-time installation cost.
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The Alpharetta City Council adopted amendments to Chapter 20 of the city code on July 20 to modernize the fire prevention and protection ordinance and align it with current state fire-code practice.
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