Clark County at a glance
| Permit | Required to install and operate (Clark County Fire Code 105.5.60) |
|---|---|
| Code basis | 2024 IFC Section 510 as amended by the 2024 Clark County Fire Code; NFPA 1225 (2022); NFPA 72 (2022) |
| Plans | 30×42 PDF drawn to scale, with all information required by NFPA 1225 Chapter 18 as amended |
| Who signs | The FCC license holder; a contractor with in-building system or manufacturer certification; a NICET Level 2 In-Building Public Safety Communications designer; or a Nevada registered PE |
| Testing | Per NFPA 1225, the IFC, and the FPAN guide for ERCES permitting, testing, and recertification |
Source: Clark County Fire Prevention Guide.1 The City of Las Vegas, Henderson, and North Las Vegas are separate AHJs.
How we help in Las Vegas
NFPA 1225 Chapter 18 design packages prepared for Clark County submittal, plus remote commissioning and acceptance report support.
Frequently asked questions
Which code does Clark County use for ERCES?
The 2024 IFC as amended by the 2024 Clark County Fire Code, with design per NFPA 1225 (2022) and NFPA 72 (2022).
Who can sign ERCES plans in Clark County?
The FCC license holder, a certified contractor, a NICET Level 2 IB-PSC designer, or a Nevada registered professional engineer.
References
- Clark County Fire Department — Fire Prevention Guide: Emergency Responder Communication. www.clarkcountynv.gov
General information, not a substitute for your AHJ’s current requirements or a project-specific design. Local standards change; confirm with the fire code official.