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ERRCS Requirements by Location

Every fire department writes its own ERRCS rules. These pages summarize what the local standard actually requires, with links to the source documents.

Makitech RF Engineering · Updated October 2026

California

Los AngelesWho regulates ERRCS in the LA area — LAFD, LA County Fire, Burbank and other city departments — what they require, and how to get a BDA approved.Orange CountyOrange County ERRCS requirements: the 800 MHz CCCS radio system, Sheriff’s Communications review and BDA IDs, and city standards like Newport Beach D.05.San DiegoSan Diego Fire-Rescue ERRCS requirements under Standard C-1: triggers, −95 dBm and DAQ 3.4, backbone ratings, and third-party acceptance testing.SacramentoSacramento Metro Fire ERRCS requirements (Standard 32): SRRCS approval to construct and operate, DAQ 3.4, gain limits, and tester qualifications.

Statewide baseline: California ERRCS requirements under the 2025 Fire Code.

Arizona

PhoenixPhoenix Fire Department ERRCS policy: which buildings must prove radio coverage, the Certificate of Radio Coverage Compliance sealed by an Arizona PE, and annual testing.

Nevada

Las Vegas / Clark CountyClark County Fire Department ERCES permitting: 2024 IFC as amended by the Clark County Fire Code, NFPA 1225, plan signature requirements, and testing and recertification.

Texas

HoustonHouston ERRCS design guideline: −95 dBm, DAQ 3.0, 95%/99% coverage, survivability level 2, Texas PE design, special inspector testing, and exemptions for small buildings.

Florida

Miami-DadeMiami-Dade Fire Rescue BDA requirements: −95 dBm and DAQ 3, 99% critical and 90% general coverage, the Preliminary Initial Assessment, and the BDA Signal Strength Test.

Don’t see your city? We design to any AHJ’s ERRCS standard nationwide, including Colorado, Florida, Texas, Arizona, and Nevada jurisdictions not listed here. Tell us where your project is.

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