Allows Hawaii counties to require residential fire sprinklers in new and existing homes.
Hawaii HB415 repeals a prohibition on counties requiring residential fire sprinklers in new and existing homes. The bill allows counties to adopt codes requiring fire sprinklers to improve fire survivability, reduce fire losses, and lessen property damage. The bill repeals a 2017 law that prohibited such requirements. The bill takes effect on June 29, 2025.
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