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Smoke Detectors: Apopka vs Ocoee

How do smoke detectors rules compare between Apopka, FL and Ocoee, FL?

Apopka and Ocoee have similar restriction levels.

Apopka, FL

Orange County

Heavy Restrictions

Florida Building Code and FL §553.883 require working smoke alarms in every Apopka dwelling. Alarms required in each bedroom, outside sleeping areas, and on every floor. 10-year sealed battery units required on replacement.

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Ocoee, FL

Orange County

Heavy Restrictions

All Ocoee dwellings must have working smoke alarms per the Florida Building Code and NFPA 72. New construction and substantial renovations require hardwired, interconnected alarms with battery backup in every sleeping room, outside each sleeping area, and on every level. Rentals must have functioning alarms at the start of each tenancy.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactApopkaOcoee
State LawFL §553.883FL §553.883
Battery10-year sealed lithium-
LocationsEach bedroom and floorEvery bedroom + each level
Free InstallApopka FD programOcoee FD program
Batteries-10-year sealed lithium
CO Alarms-Required with gas/garage

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Apopka FAQ

Does Apopka Fire Department install alarms free?

Yes, for eligible residents through the community risk reduction program.

Who enforces this in Apopka?

Apopka code enforcement at (407) 703-1600 handles complaints.

Ocoee FAQ

Does Ocoee Fire Department install free smoke alarms?

Yes. The Ocoee Fire Department offers free smoke alarm installation for qualifying residents.

Who enforces this in Ocoee?

Ocoee code enforcement at (407) 905-3100 handles complaints.

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