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Ala. Admin. Code r. 580-3-22-.04

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Notification Of Fire

Jurisdiction: AL Agency: Alabama Department of Mental Health
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Operators of certified facilities under the Alabama Department of Mental Health must notify the Office of Life Safety and Technical Services within 24 hours of any structural fire. The initial notification may be by telephone, but must be followed by a written notification that includes an incident report and, if available, a copy of the local fire department report. This is a fire-safety reporting requirement applicable across the facility types governed by this chapter.

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Ala. Admin. Code r. 580-3-22-.04 - Notification Of Fire 

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It is the responsibility of each person, partnership,
 corporation or association operating a certified facility to notify the Office
 of Life Safety and Technical Services in the event of a structural fire within
 24 hours of the incident. The initial notification may be by telephone followed
 by a written notification which shall include an incident report and a copy of
 the local fire department report if such a report has been, or will be,
 prepared.

Notes

Ala. Admin. Code
 r. 
580-3-22-.04

Repealed and Replaced:
 Filed June 16, 1999; effective July 21, 1999. Repealed and Replaced: March 22,
 2000; effective April 27, 2000. Repealed: Filed October 1, 2001; effective
 November 5, 2001 (Rule title - Definitions). New Rule: Filed November 21, 2008;
 effective December 26, 2008.

Author:
 DMH/MR Office of Life Safety and
 Technical Services

Statutory Authority:

Code of Ala.
 1975
, §
 
22-50-11
.

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