The free weekly summary
Every Monday, one email for the city you pick: how many fire code violations a fire protection company can fix were written that week, what kind, and where. Counts only, so you can see the demand before you pay for anything.
- 9 areas to choose from
- Never addresses, owners or businesses
- Stop any time with one click
A real week: New York City, NY
The newest week of records, dated 2026-10-21 to 2026-10-27. This is what the email shows.
- 177 fire code violations a fire protection company can fix (523 the week before)
- What kind: System inspection and testing 93, Fire protection systems 45, Fire alarm or detection 15, Fire extinguishers 9, Sprinkler, standpipe or FDC 9, Fire doors 4, Exit or emergency lighting 2
- Busiest ZIP codes: 11434 (8), 11354 (8), 10003 (7), 11235 (7), 10016 (7)
- Last 30 days: 1,809
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Questions
Is the weekly summary really free?
Yes. No card and no trial. It is one email every Monday for the city you pick, and one click stops it.
What is in it?
For your city: how many fire code violations a fire protection company can fix were written that week, what kind (extinguishers, alarms, sprinklers, hoods, testing), the busiest ZIP codes, the last 30 days and how current the records are. It never gives an address, an owner or a business.
How is it different from the paid alerts?
Paid alerts give the address of every violation, the city's own wording, the hearing date and the owner or business where the city publishes it, every morning at 7 AM, from $99 a month per city. The summary is counts only, so you can see the demand in your city first.