Arizona HB2324 amends fire code enforcement, allowing cities to exempt county-owned buildings from state inspection if certain conditions are met.

Arizona HB2324, known as the "Fire Marshal Bill Burns Act," modifies fire code enforcement by allowing cities or towns to petition for exemption of county-owned buildings from state fire code inspection. This exemption applies if the city or town's current fire code is at least as stringent as the state's, and if the review process is deemed unduly burdensome. The state forester must review the petition within thirty days, and if not acted upon, the petition is automatically approved.

Arizona HB2324 amends fire code enforcement, allowing cities to exempt county-owned buildings from state inspection if certain conditions are met.

Arizona HB2324, known as the "Fire Marshal Bill Burns Act," modifies fire code enforcement by allowing cities or towns to petition for exemption of county-owned buildings from state fire code inspection. This exemption applies if the city or town's current fire code is at least as stringent as the state's, and if the review process is deemed unduly burdensome. The state forester must review the petition within thirty days, and if not acted upon, the petition is automatically approved.