Why Fire Pre-plan Standards Are Not An Option According To ISO

by Jamie Walker | Blog, Videos

It’s time to go beyond “Gold Standard.”

Learn about how APX Data CityScape Improved Hall County Fire Department’s ISO Rating from 3 to 2.

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“We’ve inspected every business in the county. We’ve pre-planned every business in the county. We’ve investigated every fire in the county…[APX] has allowed us to go from not getting them all done to getting them all done. It’s that simple.”

Bryan Cash

Fire Marshal, Hall County Fire Department

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Why Fire Pre-plan Standards Are Not An Option According To ISO

It’s time to go beyond “Gold Standard.”

“We’ve inspected every business in the county. We’ve pre-planned every business in the county. We’ve investigated every fire in the county…[APX] has allowed us to go from not getting them all done to getting them all done. It’s that simple.”