The 2009 International Fire Code with local amendments has been adopted by the BoCC and is being enforced within Security Fire Protection District.

Fees must be made out by check to the Security Fire Protection District.

Checks shall be hand delivered to 7600 Wayfarer Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80925.

Fire Access Information

Your business has been inspected and found to be missing a KnoxBox fire access key box installed on your building. Over the last 40 years, KnoxBox has been the chosen solution in more than 14,000 communities nationwide, here are some reasons why we would recommend one for your property.

1. The fire department holds the only key to the KnoxBox.
2. Satisfy local fire codes and emergency access ordinances. IFC #506.1
3. Eliminate needless, costly forced entry damage that may not be covered by your insurance deductible.
4. Assure immediate building entry by firefighters without delay or waiting for building keys.
5. Protect inventory, equipment and supplies from unnecessary water damage caused by delayed sprinkler shut-off, if applicable to your property
6. Save time and aggravation by not having to drive to your building at 2:00 am for a false alarm.
7. Feel secure about emergency coverage when your building is left unattended.
8. Maintain building security after a fire alarm investigation by simply re-locking the undamaged door.

                 To order visit the link below or for questions feel free to contact us

https://www.knoxbox.com/products/commercial-knoxboxes

Sincerely,

Jason Caddick                                                                                                          

Battalion Chief B-Shift

Office 719-392-3271

jcaddick@securityfiredept.org

Rickie Cooper

Fire Inspector

Office 719-392-3271

Cell 719-920-7567

rcooper@securityfiredept.org