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Fire Prevention Bureau Seventy percent of fire-related deaths occur in homes not equipped with a smoke alarm, or in homes where the smoke alarm was not operable, due to a missing or dead battery. The Fire code now requires all battery operated smoke detectors to have a 10 year sealed battery. All old detectors should be replaced immediately. For more information click link below One of the key messages of fire safety education is that smoke alarms are designed to provide early warning of a fire, allowing sufficient time to reach safety. Get out and stay out and know 2 ways out. 201 Broad Street
Department Office Hours 8:30-4:30 Monday through Friday We will try to accommodate late afternoon, early evening CCO Inspections as necessary The Fire Prevention Bureau is responsible for Continued Certificate of Occupancies(CCO) in all residential change of tenancy(Rentals) and transfer of deeds(Resales). The CCO includes the NJ Uniform Fire Code Certificate of Smoke Alarm and Carbon Monoxode Detector Compliance. A Temporary CCO will be issued at the Fire Official's discretion only when the property is unoccupied, complies with NJAC 5-70-4.19 for smoke alarms. The TCCO wil be non-transferable. The Fire Prevention Bureau will also be handling the registration of all 1 and 2 family rental dwellings, but will not be conducting the five year Housing Inspections. Click on one of the links below for the appropriate information and forms. Remember...Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Detectors SAVE LIVES!
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