The Alternative Fire Extinguishing Systems record is required by the Office of the Fire Marshal when a member of the public wants to install, modify, or demolish the following suppression system types:

For step-by-step instructions to submit an Alternative Fire Extinguishing Systems record, click HERE.

The Door Locks record is required by the Office of the Fire Marshal when a member of the public wants to install, modify, or demolish Delayed Egress, Electrically-locked Egress, Stairway, or Sensor Release Egress door locks.

For step-by-step instructions to submit a Door Lock record, click HERE.

The Fire Alarm record is required by the Office of the Fire Marshal when a member of the public wants to install, modify, or demolish a Fire Alarm or Central Station system.

For step-by-step instructions to submit a Fire Alarm record, click HERE.

The Fire Lane record is required by the Office of the Fire Marshal when a member of the public wants to install, modify, or refresh curb/pavement markings, post/building mounted signage, or vehicular access control.

For step-by-step instructions to submit a Fire Lane record, click HERE.

The Site/Building Fire Review for Towns and Site Exceptions record is required by the Office of the Fire Marshal when a member of the public whose project address in within the Town of Herndon (TOH) jurisdiction needs the Fire Plan Review as a support to their construction permit submitted to the TOH Department of Public Works.  Additionally, exceptions apply when the review is not for a new site plan or new construction, only review by the Fire Marshal is required, the area being disturbed is less than 2500 sq ft and there is not an open bond on the parcel.

For step-by-step instructions to submit a Site/Building Fire Review for Towns and Site Exceptions record, click HERE.

The Smoke Control record is required by the Office of the Fire Marshal when building design includes smoke control systems and used as a mechanism to submit required documents for approval.

For step-by-step instructions to submit a Fire Plan Review Amendment record, click HERE.

The Sprinkler System or Standpipe System record is required by the Office of the Fire Marshal when a member of the public wants to install, modify, or demolish one of these systems and their components within a Commercial and/or Residential property. Components include Pumps, Pressure Regulating Hose Valves, Pressure Regulating Devices, and Backflow Preventers.

For step-by-step instructions to submit a Sprinkler System or Standpipe System record, click HERE.

The Storage - High-piled/Other record is required by the Office of the Fire Marshal when a member of the public requests a review for High-piled, Lumber Yard/Agro-Industrial/Biomass, Indoor, Other, or Installation or Modification of a propane cylinder exchange station.

For step-by-step instructions to submit a Storage - High-piled/Other record, click HERE.

The Storage Tank - Install record is required by the Office of the Fire Marshal when a member of the public wants to install a new, permanent storage tank, install a portable, temporary storage tank, relocate an existing tank, modify existing tank lines or dispensing equipment, or make a tank change to a higher hazard.

For step-by-step instructions to submit a Storage Tank – Install record, click HERE.

The Underground Line is required by the Office of the Fire Marshal when a member of the public wants to install, modify, or demolish Fire Service Line piping, Freestanding FDC, Private Hydrants, or Water Supply Systems.

For step-by-step instructions to submit an Underground Line record, click HERE.

The Fire Plan Review Amendment is required by the Office of the Fire Marshal when a member of the public has approved plans and wants to revise them.

For step-by-step instructions to submit a Fire Plan Review Amendment record, click HERE.

The Fire Code Modification record is used to make a request to modify a code provision related to Aerial Ladder Access, Fire Department Access, Fire Lane, etc. from the Statewide Fire Prevention Code, Chapter 62 of the Code of Fairfax County, or the fire protection related provisions of the Public Facilities Manual.

For step-by-step instructions to submit a Fire Code Modification record, click HERE.