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Fire extinguisher leads in Florida

120 fire extinguisher violations were written in Florida in the last 30 days of city records (56 in the last 14 days, newest 2026-10-29). Each owner has to get it fixed, and New York summonses go to a hearing.

Fire extinguisher violations in Florida

  • 120 in the last 30 days
  • 56 in the last 14 days
  • Newest 2026-10-29, from Florida DBPR restaurant and lodging inspections (fire safety items recorded for the State Fire Marshal)

Busiest ZIP codes

ZIPViolations, last 30 days
331398
331566
331405
331304
337063
337053
322463
338703

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  • Every new violation in Florida at 7 AM: address, ZIP, date and the city's own wording
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How many fire extinguisher violations does Florida have?

120 in the last 30 days of city records (56 in the last 14 days). The newest is dated 2026-10-29. Source: Florida DBPR restaurant and lodging inspections (fire safety items recorded for the State Fire Marshal). A violation is what the city wrote; it can be corrected or dismissed.

Where in Florida are they?

The busiest ZIP codes in the last 30 days: 33139 (8), 33156 (6), 33140 (5), 33130 (4), 33706 (3), 33705 (3), 32246 (3), 33870 (3).

How do I get these as leads?

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