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Prince William County Fire Marshal’s Office aims to prevent the inception of fire and hazardous conditions through timely and professional educational, enforcement, inspection, investigative and plans review efforts essential to the safety and well-being of the community. On duty uniformed Fire Marshals provide coverage 24/7 to respond to and investigate code compliance, fire, explosive and environmental incidents.
FMO Mission and Services
(703) 792–6360 (TTY: 711)7:30am-4:30pm
Matt SmolskyAssistant Chief & Fire Marshal
Plan Review & Inspections
Use the electronic plan review program (ePlans) to prepare and submit documents for electronic plan review. Electronic plan review will not start until fees are paid and the submittal meets requirements.
FMO Training
Prince William County Fire Marshal’s Office conducts bi-monthly training to meet or exceed the requirements necessary to maintain certification and provide the services inherent to the position of Fire Marshal. Several specialty courses are also offered during the course of the year in addition to the bi-monthly training.
Burning Regulations
There are two recognized types of lawful burning requiring a permit - controlled burning and bonfires. Learn more about the rules and regulations that govern burning in the County and how to get a permit when required.