City to enter no‑cost agreement for centralized fire‑inspection reporting platform
Summary
The fire chief described a no‑cost service agreement with Life Safety Compliance Vault to centralize inspection records, allow contractors and property owners to upload reports, and provide automated reminders for upcoming inspections; the service will be listed on the city's fire‑marshal web pages.
Chief Siler explained the city sought a centralized inspection and maintenance records system and presented a no‑cost agreement with Life Safety Compliance Vault, which will allow contractors and property owners to upload inspection reports and let the fire marshal view records during inspections. "Life safety compliance vault is a modern inspection, testing, and maintenance management platform," Chief Siler said, and staff emphasized the platform charges contractors rather than the city.
Staff said the system will provide automated messages to notify property owners and contractors about upcoming requirements, help identify deficiencies, and improve enforcement efficiency. The platform will be linked from the city's fire-department web pages, and staff described the arrangement as free to the city.
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