Fire Sprinkler Installation in Long Beach, CA
4 licensed providers · NFPA 10 compliant · Updated March 2026
Long Beach enforces NFPA 10 with local amendments that go beyond the CA state code. These jurisdiction-specific changes to LBMC §18.48.090 and §18.48.100 amend CFC Section 105.1.2 to add additional local permit types; LBMC §18.48.170 adds required construction and inspection permit categories beyond the base CFC directly affect fire sprinkler installation requirements for building owners and property managers in Long Beach.
Who Is Your AHJ for Fire Sprinkler Installation in Long Beach?
The Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) for fire sprinkler installation in Long Beach is the Long Beach Fire Department, Fire Prevention Bureau. The AHJ reviews inspection reports, issues violations, and has final authority over fire code interpretation in Long Beach.
Your Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ)
- Authority Having Jurisdiction
- Long Beach Fire Department, Fire Prevention Bureau
- Fire Marshal
- Robbie Grego
- Phone
- (562) 570-2563
- Third-Party Reporting Portal
- TCE
- Portal URL
- https://www1.thecomplianceengine.com
- Portal Fee Range
- $18–$37 per report per system type
- Portal Notes
- Required for all commercial buildings. Accepted report types: fire sprinkler, fire alarm, standpipe, fire pump, kitchen hood suppression, smoke management, emergency power, fire protection assemblies, emergency responder radio coverage, elevator fire service.
What Code Does Long Beach Enforce?
Long Beach enforces NFPA 10 (2022 (under 2025 CFC effective January 1, 2026; previously 2021 edition under 2022 CFC) edition) through the 2022 California Fire Code (Title 24 CCR Part 9), based on IFC 2021, references NFPA 10-2021 per CBC Chapter 35; the 2025 CFC based on IFC 2024 became effective January 1, 2026 (based on the IFC 2021 §906 and Chapter 80 reference NFPA 10 (2018 edition) for portable fire extinguisher selection, installation, and maintenance; IFC 2024 updates to NFPA 10-2022 with California requires all persons servicing portable fire extinguishers to be licensed by the State Fire Marshal. The state mandates specific service tag formats per §574.4 and internal maintenance label requirements that exceed NFPA 10 baseline. California requires a fire extinguisher service label bearing the SFM license number be affixed to each extinguisher after annual maintenance or recharging. Monthly inspections may be performed by the building owner or occupant without a license, but all maintenance, six-year internal examinations, and hydrostatic tests must be performed by a licensed fire extinguisher company.).
Licensed Fire Sprinkler Installation Contractors in Long Beach
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the AHJ for fire sprinkler installation in Long Beach?
The Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) for fire sprinkler installation in Long Beach is the Long Beach Fire Department, Fire Prevention Bureau. The AHJ reviews inspection reports, issues violations, and has final authority over code interpretation. Contact the fire marshal, Robbie Grego, for questions.
Does Long Beach use a third-party reporting system?
Yes, Long Beach uses TCE for filing inspection reports. Filing fees range from $18–$37 per report per system type. Submit reports at https://www1.thecomplianceengine.com.
What edition of NFPA 10 does Long Beach enforce?
Long Beach enforces the 2022 (under 2025 CFC effective January 1, 2026; previously 2021 edition under 2022 CFC) edition of NFPA 10. The current published edition is 2022. Adopted through 2022 California Fire Code (Title 24 CCR Part 9), based on IFC 2021, references NFPA 10-2021 per CBC Chapter 35; the 2025 CFC based on IFC 2024 became effective January 1, 2026.
Data current as of March 2026