Code Enforcement

Loudoun County Code Enforcement Division ensures the safety of citizens and the conservation of property through education and the enforcement of the Loudoun County Fire Prevention Code. The fire prevention and life safety inspection program which is intended to identify and correct fire and related hazards primarily in public assembly buildings (i.e. churches and night clubs), school, restaurants, theaters, and large tents. Inspections are also completed in extremely hazardous substance (EHS) facilities, commercial blasting, and multi-family occupancies. The program also conducts fire safety and emergency response plans review, and site plans review. The Fire Prevention Code includes but is not limited to permits, fireworks, and open burning regulations.

  1. Permit Applications
  2. Site Plans Review
  3. Blasting/Explosives
  4. Fireworks

Permit Applications 

The Loudoun County Fire Prevention Code determines when a permit is required and the required fee schedule. Permits are valid for the designated period on the issued permit. Permits may not be transferred to a different facility or owner and must be renewed upon expiration.

The Fire Prevention Code has been revised and many of the code references have changed. We will be capturing all activities that require a permit but only charging for the highest amount. Exception: fees for liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), explosives, and fireworks are cumulative. Therefore, please provide the description and reference number for all of the activities that require a permit use. 

Once the application is received it will be processed and assigned to an Inspector. Please allow 10 business days’ notice prior to an Inspector scheduling or inspecting your facility or property. Upon satisfactory findings, they will issue the permit.