City of Dublin Fire Engine

Dublin Fire

The Dublin Fire Department is committed to ensuring community safety through fire prevention, emergency response, and public education. Staffed by highly trained professionals and equipped with state-of-the-art tools, the department effectively handles various emergencies, including fires and medical crises. They actively engage with the community through outreach programs and fire safety demonstrations, all while fostering a culture of safety and preparedness.

 

City of Dublin Fire Engine

Shamrock Fire Station 
205 Shamrock Drive
Dublin, Georgia 31021

Southside Fire Station
535 Saxon Street
Dublin, Georgia 31021

Northside Fire Station
N. Jefferson Street
Dublin, Georgia 31021

 

FIRE SAFETY

 

FIRE INSPECTIONS

Along with City of Dublin Planning and Development Department, Dublin Fire Code Official performs plan reviews and conducts construction inspections for all new developments and commercial buildings; such "new construction" inspections include renovations and remodels of existing buildings. Reviews are also made of significant modifications to fire protection systems (fire sprinklers, fire alarms, cooking suppression, clean agent, etc). 

Please visit City of Dublin Planning and Development Department for more information regarding the Plan Review and Permit Process.

In addition to "new construction" inspections, the Dublin Fire Code Official is responsible for inspection of existing buildings and structures. Existing building inspections educate owners and/or staff on various fire hazards as well as identify fire code violations, thereby reducing the risk of a fire. Detailed records are retained to identify and mitigate recurring issues. 

For more information regarding "existing building" inspections, please contact the Dublin Fire Code Official.

 

REPORTING OF SYSTEMS:

  • Fire Alarm System(s) 
  • Fire Sprinkler System(s) 
  • Fire Pump(s)
  • Kitchen Range Hood Suppression System(s) 
  • Backflow Prevention 
  • Commercial Cooking Hood and Duct Cleaning
  • Clean Agent Suppression System(s)
  • Emergency Responder Two-way Radio Enhancement Systems (BDAs)
  • Fire Standpipe System(s)

Anytime a fire protection system (fire alarm, sprinkler, etc.) is taken out of service for maintenance and repair, or is otherwise unable to function as intended, a "fire watch" must be put into place. Please email the Fire Watch Form directly to the Dublin Fire Code Offical to register a fire protection system under "fire watch."

Per the 2018 International Fire Code (IFC) Section (A)180.3 Recordkeeping, records of periodic inspection, tests, servicing and other operations and maintenance shall be maintained on location (or other approved location) for no less than three (3) years. Such records shall be made available to the Dublin Fire Code Official upon request.

Please complete the Fire Safety System Logging Form to submit records directly to the Dublin Fire Code Official.

Fire Safety System Logging Form

Please fill out the form below. Required fields are indicated with a * symbol. Thank you.

NOTE: Inspectors and/or Technicians are required to complete a form for each system to be reported. No form is complete without an upload of a photo of Tag or Report of each system.

First Name
Last Name
Address Line 1
City
State
Zip
First Name
Last Name
Tag Status
*Please check all that apply

PRIVATE FIRE HYDRANTS

All fire hydrants that are not located in the public right of way are considered private fire hydrants of the property owner. Therefore, property owners are responsible for the testing and maintenance of the fire hydrant. Such testing and maintenance must be completed by qualified subcontractors or by scheduling an appointment with the Dublin Fire Code Official. As with other systems, private fire hydrants require availability to the Dublin Fire Code Official.

Please complete the Hydrant Logging Form to submit records direction to the Dublin Fire Code Official regarding all Private Fire Hydrants.

KNOXBOX

KnoxBox are secure key boxes available for commercial and residential locations. In the event of and emergency, KnoxBox key boxes allow Dublin Fire Department private access to keys to a location for emergency services at any time. KnoxBox key boxes may be connected to a location's fire alarm system, and when opened, will transmit a signal of opening to a monitoring company. For more information regarding the KnoxBox here.