Oregon Fire Code

Interested in helping shape the next Oregon Fire Code?   Come Join the Team!

The Oregon Fire Code Committee (OFCC) is excited to kick off the 2022 Oregon Fire Code adoption process, this will be based off the 2021 International Fire Code (IFC).  We are looking for participation from fire service, stakeholder groups and the public.

The Oregon fire code serves as Oregon fire service's manual to protect the public and all residents from the hazards of fire, explosions, or dangerous conditions in buildings and other facilities.

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  Help shape the new Oregon Fire Code 
  
• Get in on the ground floor
  
• You may be affected by our regulations 
  
• All sub-committee groups are open and looking for interested people to participate 
  
• No experience necessary
  

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Fire Code Proposals

If you have identified a deficiency or discrepancy in the Oregon Fire Code, now is the time to be involved and provide your feedback. Please complete and submit code proposal application.  Proposal submission closes Friday September 10, 2021 at 5:00 PM

    Executive Order 20-030   COVID-19 State of Emergency Extension

*Competency Recognition Date Extension - Code Amendment Class
Given the current circumstances with government-imposed social distancing requirements and indications of continued concern to hold in-person events, OSFM extended the deadline for the completion of the code amendment class (which is required within the first year of every code cycle change in order to maintain competency recognition) from November 15, 2020 to January 31, 2021.