Building Plan Review Request
The authority for the Office of the State Fire Marshal to review plans for compliance with Mississippi Fire Prevention Codes is granted under Section 45-11-101, Mississippi Code of 1972, Annotated. The State Fire Marshal’s Office can review construction plans for construction of any building, high-rise building, religious assembly building, or private correctional facility building for compliance with the Mississippi Fire Prevention Code that are submitted by any interested individual or architectural design agency. All state building or state agency-owned building are required to submit plans for review by the State Fire Marshal’s Office prior to construction. Any payment for inspection fees and/or expenses that may be assessed for the plan review must be included with the submittal of the request form. An invoice for the receipt of the payment will be returned to the person requesting the review.
The items that are required to be on the drawings at the time of submittal is provided but are not limited to the following:
Architect or Engineer seal and stamp |
Edition of Code Specified |
Type of Construction Specified |
Occupancy Type |
Number of Stories |
Height and Square Footage |
Fire Protection Drawings |
Commercial Kitchen Hood Suppression |
All Means of Egress |
Designated Fire Lanes within 150 ft of bldg |
Fire Hydrant Locations |
FDC within 100 ft of a hydrant |
Egress Capacities |
Travel Distances |
Sprinkler Drawings |
Alarm details (Strobes, Annunciators, etc.) |
Number of Occupants/Floor |
Identification of use of each room |
Number of Occupants/Room |
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If you have any further questions please contact the State Fire Marshal’s Office 601-359-1061 or email planreview@mid.ms.gov.
Additional Information:
The following forms may be filled electronically or manually. To fill a form electronically, type in the information and print the form; the completed form cannot be saved. To complete the form manually, print the blank form and write in the information.
To fill this form electronically, you must install the latest Adobe Acrobat Reader on your computer. It may be downloaded free from the Adobe Website.