Home Inspections 

This program offers District residents the opportunity to have a CFD2 inspector visit their home and evaluate the existing level of fire safety. This voluntary inspection assists residents by providing information on how they can prevent and escape fires within their home. Topics discussed during the inspection will include: candle safety, electrical hazards, heating systems and appliances, household hazardous materials, exiting and escape routes, smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, and fire extinguishers. The inspector will also answer residents’ questions regarding their particular home. To schedule a home fire inspection, call 913-432-1105 or email us at [email protected].

Smoke Detector Program 

If your smoke detectors are sounding (not chirping) or if strobes are flashing, leave your home immediately and call 911 from a safe location.

CFD2 wants to ensure that everyone has working smoke detectors in their home. 

Our smoke detector program is intended to help residents who are unable to purchase, install and/or maintain smoke detectors on their own. 

Services we may be able to provide include:

• Installation of battery-operated smoke detectors for residents unable to perform this task themselves. (In some cases, we may be able to provide the smoke detectors.) 
• Assistance with changing batteries in smoke detectors for residents unable to perform this task themselves.
• Finding appropriate smoke detectors for residents who are deaf or hard of hearing.

Before requesting assistance – If you are able to perform these functions yourself, or have family or friends who can assist you, we encourage you to utilize these options. 

To request assistance, please fill out the following form to determine eligibility:

SMOKE DETECTOR ASSISTANCE REQUEST FORM

We are unable to service hardwired detectors or to install them. A licensed electrician is required for any work involving a wired smoke detector.

If you are renting your home, it is the responsibility of the landlord to ensure properly functioning and up-to-date smoke detectors. Please call our office if you have any problems with a rental property or landlord not supplying, installing or maintaining working smoke detectors.

Our smoke alarm inventory is made possible by community donations and discounts, so quantities are limited.

For more information please contact us at 913-432-1105 or visit our Administrative Offices at 3921 W. 63rd St., Prairie Village.

We thank Lowes in Roeland Park for providing us with smoke detectors at reduced cost for this valuable program.

Hands-Only CPR

CFD2 is a HeartSafe program partner.  HeartSafe is a community initiative that aims to increase the chances of survival after sudden cardiac arrest by promoting and providing training on Compressions Only CPR and AED use.  The HeartSafe program also focuses on awareness of the 911 system and provides education on recognizing the signs and symptoms of a heart attack.

CFD2 offers training in non-certified compressions only CPR and AED Use. Training is fast, easy and free!  Most importantly, it can save a life!

Call 913-432-1105 or email [email protected] to schedule a training for your community group or organization.

For more information check out our flyer or click on the links below.

http://www.jocoheartsafe.org/

https://www.jocogov.org/deptpage/med-act/heartsafe-community-program

Critical Information Program 

Help us to Better Serve You

Our Critical Information Program provides residents within the fire district the opportunity to provide information to our emergency responders that could be critical in the event of an emergency. As a result our emergency responders will be better prepared and able to provide the best service possible.  In regards to emergency response, critical information might include information regarding access to the building, a person’s medical needs or equipment, mobility limitations, communication issues, or safety hazards. Although we know our pets are like family, this program’s form is not intended for pet related information.

The information provided through this program will only be used by CFD2 emergency responders to improve their ability to meet the needs of the customer.  Each year CFD2 will contact those who provide critical informaton to help ensure the information is current and accurate.  In turn, we ask that individuals participating in this program contact CFD2 if any of the information they have provided to us should change.

If you live in the CFD2 fire district and have Critical Information you would like to provide to us, please complete the following form and submit.

Permit & Plan Review Process

Work Requiring a Permit

Any work involving new building construction, tenant finishes, installation of new or modification of existing fire sprinkler systems, fire alarm systems and/or commercial cooking suppression systems requires the issuance of a permit.

Prairie Village Permitting Process

If you are submitting a permit for a Prairie Village address, please visit –  www.pvkansas.com/residents/home-improvements/permits-inspections. 

All Prairie Village permit applications are submitted and approved through the Prairie Village website. 

For all other cities in the CFD2 district, please follow the directions below for submitting your permit application and plans for review.

CFD2 Permit/Plan Review/Inspection Application Process

One set of complete plans and a completed fire permit application are to be submitted for review. Plans will be reviewed based upon the fire code that is adopted in the city in which the work is being performed. Please allow approximately one week for the review process to be completed. Hard copy plans will be returned when the permit is issued.

Applications can be downloaded below or obtained at the Administrative Office at 3921 W. 63rd St. Prairie Village, KS.  Office hours: M-F, 7 am – 4 pm.

Please choose the appropriate permit for your project. Multiple applications will be required for some projects.

NEW CONSTRUCTION Fire Permit Application

ADDITION/TENANT FINISH Fire Permit Application

COMMERCIAL KITCHEN FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM Fire Permit Application

FIRE ALARM SYSTEM Fire Permit Application

FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM Fire Permit Application

Pre-Construction Meetings

Preconstruction meetings will often be requested by the Fire District as part of the plan review process. Meetings will be held at 3921 W 63^rd. Prairie Village, KS and should last between 30 minutes to 1 hour.

Inspections

CFD2 personnel will conduct all appropriate inspections. The inspections performed are based upon the occupancy type and/or the applicable NFPA standard(s). Please allow 48 hours advance notice when scheduling inspections. All fire protection systems must be pre-tested by the installing contractor prior to scheduling inspections.

As-Built Drawing Requirements

Commercial Fire Inspections 

Demolition Permit Reimbursement Program