Fire Code Advisory Board
COVID Updates - Services During Pandemic and Re-Opening
The Fire Marshal's Office is providing all services at this time, with some modifications to align with the Governor's Healthy Washington - Roadmap to Recovery plan approved for King County. Our employees are following safe worksite guidelines and ask our customers to do so as well at their jobsites. Please note: our walk-in counter at 220 3rd Ave S has limited hours and we recommend contacting us by email.
The Fire Code Advisory Board (FCAB) was created by the City Council over five decades ago to give the public and local business, industry and technical trades a clear voice in the fire code process. Board members advise the city on updates and revisions to the code and have played a crucial role in shaping the Seattle Fire Code. The 15 board members are appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by the City Council and serve a renewable term of three years.
Current members are designated by SMC 3.16 Subchapter V to represent areas of interest:
| Architects | Marine |
| Building Owners and Managers Association | Manufacturing and Warehousing |
| Chemical Engineers | Mechanical Engineers |
| Fire Protection Industry | Port of Seattle |
| Insurance | Research and Labs |
| King County Labor Council | Services Industry |
| Major Institutions | General Public (2 positions) |
Fire Code Advisory Board Members Needed
The Fire Code Advisory Board is seeking new members. For more information, see the links below.