Fire Sprinkler / Fire Suppression System Permit — Taylor, Arizona · Requirements sheet
Reviewed 2026-07-07 · Source: https://www.tayloraz.gov/departments/building/
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Fire Sprinkler / Fire Suppression System Permit in Taylor, Arizona
The Town of Taylor adopts the International Fire Code, 2015 Edition, by reference at Taylor Town Code (TTC) Sec. 15.05.010(H), and Sec. 15.05.020 makes no amendment to the IFC. Fire suppression system work is permitted and inspected by the Town's own Building/Zoning Department at Taylor Town Hall rather than by a separate fire district: the Town Fee Schedule effective April 5, 2025 carries a 'Fire Supression System Inspection' line of $500.00 under Building, Other Fees. Fire and EMS service is provided by the Taylor-Snowflake Fire & Medical Department (TSFMD), a unified department staffing full-time 24/7 fire and EMS crews out of stations in Taylor and Snowflake and serving roughly 11,146 people across Snowflake, Taylor, Shumway and areas east of Snowflake. TSFMD is not an independent fire district that issues its own construction permits: its public site offers a burn permit and a public-education fire safety program, and publishes no construction or operational fire permits, no plan review process and no fee schedule. The Town publishes no standalone fire permit application form and no fire alarm fee line.
Reviewed 2026-07-07 · Source
When you need this permit
- TTC Sec. 15.05.010(H) adopts the International Fire Code, 2015 Edition, by reference; TTC Sec. 15.05.020 lists amendments only to the 2015 International Building Code, the 2015 International Residential Code and the 2014 National Electric Code, and makes no amendment to the adopted IFC
- Fire suppression system work is submitted to the Town of Taylor Building Department at Taylor Town Hall, 425 Papermill Road (P.O. Box 158), Taylor, AZ 85939, on the Town's Building Permit Application; call 928-536-7366
- Residential sprinklers are governed by state statute, not the model code: TTC Sec. 15.05.020 amends IBC Section 903.2.8 to insert 'AZ Revised Statute 9-807 shall apply to residential sprinkler requirements' and deletes IRC Section R313 in its entirety with the same A.R.S. Sec. 9-807 cross-reference
- For a change of occupancy, the Town's own Change of Occupancy handout instructs applicants to first check with the planning department and the fire department to find out whether the building will meet fire department requirements
- A minimum of 24 hours' notice is required to request any Building Department inspection; call 928-536-7366
- Burn permits are a separate TSFMD process, applied for through taylorsnowflakefire.com, and are not a construction permit
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Fee schedule
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Inspection process
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Fire suppression system inspection
Charged at $500.00 as a distinct 'Fire Supression System Inspection' line under Building, Other Fees in the Town Fee Schedule effective April 5, 2025. Building Department inspections require a minimum of 24 hours' notice; call 928-536-7366.
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Re-inspection
$75.00 per the Town Fee Schedule effective April 5, 2025 (Building, Other Fees).
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Tips
- Taylor is NOT one of the Arizona towns that hands fire permitting to a fire district. The Town adopts the 2015 IFC itself, and the fire suppression inspection fee sits in the Town's Building section of the Town fee schedule. Taylor-Snowflake Fire & Medical Department is a unified Taylor/Snowflake municipal department, not an independent district, and it issues only burn permits.
- There is no separate fire permit application in Taylor. Fire suppression work goes on the Town's general Building Permit Application through the Building/Zoning Department at Town Hall.
- The $500.00 fire suppression system inspection fee is the only fire permitting figure the Town publishes. There is no fire alarm or fire detection fee line at all.
- Do not read the Town's 'Fire Response (rates per hour)' table as permit pricing — those engine, tender and personnel hourly rates are emergency-response cost recovery.
- Residential sprinklers follow A.R.S. Sec. 9-807, not the model code. Taylor deletes IRC Section R313 outright and rewrites IBC Section 903.2.8 to point at the statute.
- Starting a change of occupancy? The Town's own handout tells you to check with the fire department before pursuing the permit, because a project the fire department will not accept is not worth permitting.
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Sources & verification
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