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Office of the Fire Marshal
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The Fire Marshal’s Office (FMO) is dedicated to protecting the lives and property of residents, business, visitors and first-responders from the devastating consequences of fires, explosions and hazardous materials throughout Stafford County. The cumulative efforts of inspections, investigations, and innovation by the Fire Marshal’s Office helps to prevent emergency incidents, lower property insurance costs, foster sustainable economic development, reduce firefighter injuries and increase the quality of life in Stafford County.As the primary agency enforcing the Fire Prevention Code, the FMO continuously coordinates with a variety of agency partners including the Stafford County Building Official as well as the Sheriff's Office, ATF and other law enforcement agencies.
ARSON TIP LINE: 540-658-8574
Codes & Guidelines
Part I Building And Fire Code Guidelines (PDF)
Part II New Construction Inspections And Acceptance Testing (PDF)
Part III Certification Completion Book (PDF)
Burn Laws & Fireworks
Please call before you burn 540-658-4440; it's the law!
View the 2021 Permissible Fireworks.
Crowd Management
Crowd Management certification good for 3 years. For training, click here.
Knox Box Information
Installation Guidelines
https://www.knoxbox.com/
FAQS
- Where can I find the outdoor burning laws and regulations for Stafford County?
- How do I schedule an inspection?
- What is the status of my construction plan review?