§ 37-1381 Office of the state fire marshal; purpose; assistant director; qualifications
§ 37-1382 Deputy fire marshals and assistants; appointment; duties; recovery of costs
§ 37-1383 Powers and duties; arson investigators
§ 37-1384 Inspection; consent; search warrant
§ 37-1385 School protection; definition
§ 37-1386 Construction of article; hazardous materials; electronic filing
§ 37-1387 Arson detection reward fund; administration; purpose; receipts and disbursements
§ 37-1388 Fire protection systems; definitions
§ 37-1389 Substitute refrigerants; approval by administrator
§ 37-1390 Safety standards in fire training
§ 37-1391 Cease and desist order; law enforcement procedures; violation; civil penalty

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Terms Used In Arizona Laws > Title 37 > Chapter 9 > Article 4 - Office of the State Fire Marshal

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  • Department: means the state land department. See Arizona Laws 37-101
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