Truckee, CA Building Safety: Carbon Monoxide Detectors (2026)

6 imposes the identical standard on hosted rentals. 030(D)(8) makes an applicant certify, as part of the registration application, the number and location of fire extinguishers, smoke alarms, and carbon monoxide alarms, plus certification of compliance with the Fire Code and fire safety requirements. 040(A)(12) backs that certification with a physical check, giving the Truckee Fire Protection District authority to inspect each short-term rental at least once every three years, and more often on request, specifically covering carbon monoxide alarms among other life-safety items; an operator has thirty days to schedule an inspection once the District asks.

060(B)(8) lists the lack of a fire inspection within the preceding three years, a failed inspection without documented correction, or a refusal to allow the inspection as grounds to deny, suspend, or revoke a transient occupancy registration certificate. Records of Fire District inspections must be shared with the Town under the same section, so a carbon monoxide alarm problem found by the Fire District becomes visible to the Town's Short-Term Rental Division without a separate complaint.