Recreational Fire

NEW! Recreational Fire Permits are now available through Community Connect. 

1. Create a FREE account: It just take your email, phone number, and address.
2. Enter the info that matters most: Enter valuable information that can help us assist more effectively during an emergency.
3. Submit your Recreation Fire Permit: Submit your permit through your profile by selecting the "Burn Permit" tile.

• Recreational Fires & Portable Outdoor Fireplaces Handout
• Apply for permit > 

• Fire Suppression System
  • Fire Suppression System Checklist
  • Building Signage Specification Handout
  • Apply for permit >
    
    
• Fire Pumps
  • Fire Pump Checklist
  • Apply for permit >

• Fire Alarm System
  • Fire Alarm System Checklist 
  • Fire Alarm System Handout
  • Duct Smoke Detectors Handout
  • Key Boxes Handout
  • Apply for permit >

• Commercial Cooking Hood Fire Suppression System
  • Commercial Cooking Hood Fire Suppression Checklist
  • Apply for permit >

• First Responders Radio Amplification
  • First Responders Radio Amplification Checklist
  • Apply for permit >

• Fireworks Display Show
  • Fireworks Display/Pyrotechnics Application

• Fireworks Interior Retail Display
  • Fireworks Interior Retail Display Application

• Fireworks Exterior Retail Display
  • Firework Exterior Retail Display/Tent Sales Application

• Tanks and Related Equipment
  • Tanks and Related Equipment Checklist
  • Apply for permit >

Building owners are required by code to maintain fire safety equipment. Records of all inspections shall be maintained at the location and a copy shall be submitted to the fire department. 

All fire protection systems in Savage are required by the fire code to be inspected tested and maintained on regular intervals.  The purpose of these inspections is to ensure the system will operate properly in the event of an incident, ensuring a safe environment by minimizing the risk of life and property loss.

The Savage Fire Department has contracted with BRYCER, LLC to help manage the fire protections systems inspection, testing and maintenance program. All contractors who perform inspection, testing and maintenance services of fire protection systems are required to electronically submit all compliant and non-compliant reports to the department via www.thecomplianceengine.com.

Fire Protections Systems electronically tracked by Savage Fire include: 

• Fire Alarm
• Automatic Fire Sprinkler Systems
• Commercial kitchen hood suppression systems
• Standpipes
• Active smoke control systems
• Fire pumps
• Spray booth
• Emergency generators
• Special Suppression/clean-agent systems

Contact BRYCER, LLC for any training/support related questions at 1-630-413-9511 or email support@mybrycer.com.

• Fire Alarm Systems
  • Annual inspection and testing by state licensed contractor
  • System smoke detectors must be replaced when they fail the required sensitivity testing.
  • Single-station smoke alarms must be replaced when they fail or within 10 years of manufacture.
• Fire Sprinkler Systems
  • Annual inspection and testing by state licensed contractor
  • Internal pipe inspections every 5-years
  • Dry pendent and dry sidewall sprinklers replaced every 10-years
  • Quick-response heads testing begins at 20-years
• Fire Pumps
  • Diesel fire pumps must be run weekly. Annual inspection and testing by state licensed contractor.
  • Electric fire pumps must be run monthly. Annual inspection and testing by state licensed contractor.
• Special Hazard Systems
  • Inspection and testing every six months.
• Kitchen Hood Suppression Systems
  • Inspection and testing every six months.
• Kitchen Hood Cleaning
  • Inspection and cleaning schedules vary depending on the volume of grease buildup.
• Portable Fire Extinguishers
  • Monthly inspection by company staff
  • Annual inspection by a qualified service technician
• Exit Signs
  •  30-second operational test month by company staff
  • 60-minute operational test annually
• Emergency Lighting
  • 30-second operational test monthly by company staff
  • 60-minute operational test annually
• Fire Doors
  • Horizontal or vertical sliding and rolling fire doors must be inspected and tested annually.