Arlington County Fire Department Enhances Testing Compliance

Published on October 10, 2023

The Arlington County Fire Department’s Office of the Fire Marshal (OFM) has announced a partnership with The Compliance Engine (TCE), powered by BRYCER LLC, to enhance its ability to manage and ensure testing compliance for Arlington fire protection systems.

TCE is a third-party representative of the OFM that will engage with property owners and contractors to ensure the timely completion of testing, repairs, and re-inspection of fire protection systems as required by code and County site plan conditions.

Property owners, building engineers, and business owners will continue to see OFM Inspectors and Deputy Fire Marshals in the community, conducting required life safety and permit inspections.

Property owners, building engineers, and business owners can find additional information by visiting The Compliance Engine.

Arlington County System Types and Fees

It is the responsibility of the property owner(s) and building managers to ensure testing of all fire protection systems in accordance with the Virginia Statewide Fire Prevention Code, National Fire Protection Association Standards, Arlington County Code, and Arlington County Zoning-Site Plan Conditions. Please contact your fire protection system maintenance contractor today, to ensure your compliance and schedule your next system test.

TRAFFIC ALERT: Police Host Halloween Sober Ride Outreach Event

Published on October 09, 2024

To help spread the message that Buzzed Driving Is Drunk Driving, the Arlington County Police Department, in partnership with the Washington Regional Alcohol Program (WRAP), is hosting a Halloween anti-drunk driving event to highlight the impact alcohol has on motor skills.

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100 Trees to Be Planted at Arlington Public Schools

Published on October 09, 2024

The Arlington County Department of Parks and Recreation’s Urban Forestry Office is partnering with Arlington Public Schools (APS) to plant 100 trees on school properties, thanks to the Virginia Trees for Clean Water Grant Program.