Development Information
City Departments > Fire Rescue > Fire Inspections

Fire Prevention Bureau 

Engine 41

The Fire Prevention Bureau plays a critical role in providing for the safety of our residents. The basis for fire protection is established when the site development is proposed. Using the concepts of Engineering, Education and Enforcement, the Fire Prevention Bureau ensures the applicable fire protection features are available for structures starting with the site design and including construction classification, placement of fire hydrants, automatic fire suppression systems and life safety systems. Certain occupancy types and processes may require additional life safety provisions. Once the protection level is established, routine safety inspections are conducted to ensure continued compliance with the code requirements.

The lasting impact of this comprehensive program includes a reduced fire incident rate, reduced fire severity and increased safety for the community and firefighters.

Tamarac Fire Rescue has three fire inspectors assigned to the Fire Prevention Bureau:

Battalion 41 vehicle

 

Division Chief Jeff Moral MPA CFOD

Inspector Mark Micciche Plan Examiner

Inspector Jesse Lapin-Bertone BPA CFPS CHS-III

 

 

The Bureau currently operates at 6000 Hiatus Rd - Second Floor. You can contact the Fire Prevention Bureau at 954.597.3800

 Downloadable files:   
Site Plan Check List     Fire Alarm Presubmittal Checklist  
Fire Alarm Guidelines   Development Information


Sprinkler Contractors submitting their flow calculations shall be based on Drought Conditions.

To calculate using required Tamarac Fire Rescue Drought Conditions
Take a flow test data and establish slope of flow:

Example:

Static                70
Flow                 55
Residual         60

 Then utilize Static of 45 and using same slop established by field flow data, determine what the GPM will be with a residual of 20 psi.  You then show both slopes on your submitted graph.

Sprinkler System should fall within limitations that allow for 20 psi residual for firefighting purposes.