Fire Safety

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Fire Safety

Apex fire officials call data centers a low-probability but high-consequence target hazard

Apex fire leaders told the data-center subcommittee that while major data-center fires are rare, facilities’ lithium-ion battery systems and large on-site fuel stores require specialized review, independent technical checks and early engagement during plan review.

ApexNov 5, 2026

Public Safety Legislation

Committee forwards ordinance to ban certain locked butane lighters after spike in incidents

The committee voted to forward an ordinance that would prohibit sale of lockable butane lighters with plastic components in the City and County of San Francisco, after fire officials said such devices have been linked to a rise in butane-related fires and one death.

San Francisco City and CountyOct 29, 2026

Fire Safety Integra Mist

Integra Mist faces $8,800 in fines after missing fire-safety compliance for one building

City fire staff said most sprinkler and alarm deficiencies at Integra Mist LP were corrected, but Building 13 remained noncompliant; the magistrate imposed $8,800 in fines to date and left potential lien-reduction consideration after verification.

DeltonaOct 29, 2026

Fire Safety

County to continue smoke-detector distribution after Red Cross discontinues local program

Staff said the Red Cross is phasing out local infrastructure for its home-fire program but agreed to continue supplying free smoke detectors while the county stands up a replacement community-risk-reduction effort tied to grants and local fire departments.

Washington CountyOct 28, 2026