Hardin County ESD #2
Hardin County ESD #2
Protecting our community through fire prevention, education, code enforcement, inspections, plan review, and fire investigation.
As authorized by state law and under the direction of the Fire Marshal, the Hardin County ESD #2 Fire Marshal's Office is responsible for fire prevention, education, code enforcement, inspections, plan review, and investigation within HCESD #2.
The Fire Marshal's Office also assists local municipalities and partner agencies when requested.
The Fire Marshal's Office works with residents, businesses, contractors, and public agencies to reduce fire risk and maintain a safe community.
Review of new construction, development, and tenant improvement plans for fire and life-safety compliance.
Permitting and inspection of fire alarms, sprinklers, kitchen hood systems, standpipes, and underground systems.
Fire and life-safety inspections for businesses, occupancies, construction projects, and permitted activities.
Investigation of fires and related incidents to determine origin, cause, and circumstances.
Review and permitting for regulated operations, special events, and other activities requiring Fire Marshal approval.
Fire prevention education and community risk reduction programs designed to improve public safety.
Permit applications, plan submittals, inspection requests, and permit management are available through the Hardin County ESD #2 online permit portal.
Submit plans for new construction, site work, tenant improvements, and fire protection systems.
Apply for operational permits and other regulated activities requiring Fire Marshal approval.
Schedule required inspections and manage active permits through the online system.
Need to submit a fireworks permit application? Watch this short walkthrough for instructions on completing the online permit process.
Start Permit ApplicationHardin County ESD #2 enforces the adopted fire and building codes applicable within the District. Additional NFPA standards and referenced codes may apply depending on the project, occupancy, or system.
Review outdoor burning requirements, allowable materials, safety guidelines, local rules, and current resources before beginning an outdoor burn.
For questions regarding permits, inspections, plan review, code requirements, or other Fire Marshal services, contact Hardin County ESD #2.
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