Board Statutes | 2% Fire Dues Appeals

Statutes & Chapters

​The ​Division of Industry Services (DIS) provides services related to fire prevention, protection, fire department safety and health, NFIRS, and the administration of the 2%​ fire dues.

• Administrative Code SPS 314.01 (14) (e) 5: 2% Fire Dues Appeals Board created under this code.

• Statute 101.573: Advises the Department on matters relating to fire due appeals.

• Statute 101.575: Details entitlement dues

• Chapter 145: Plumbing and Fire Protection Systems and Swimming Pool Plan Review

• Chapter 145.01: Fire Sprinkler System Regulations

• Chapter 145.16: Fire sprinkler system apprentices, registration

Supplemental Legislation

• Fire Suppression and Fire Alarm Systems

• Fire Prevention Safety & Health (NFIRS and 2% Dues) Program

• Fire Detection, Prevention and Suppression Inspector Credential 

• 2013 Wisconsin Act 270: Uniform Commercial Building Code FAQs

• 2005 Wisconsin Act 78

Administrative Procedures | Wisconsin DSPS

• Chapter SPS 1 | Procedures to Review Denial of an Application

• Chapter SPS 2 | Procedures for Pleadings and Hearings

• Chapter SPS 3 | Administrative Injunctions

• Chapter SPS 4 | Department Application Procedures and Application Fee Policies

• Chapter SPS 6 | Summary Suspensions

• Chapter SPS 7 | Professional Assistance Procedure

• Chapter SPS 8 | Administrative Warnings

• Chapter SPS 9 | Denial of Renewal Application Because Applicant is Liable for Delinquent Taxes

Wisconsin Statutes

• Chapter 15 | Structure of the Executive Branch

• Chapter 440 | Department of Safety and Professional Services

DIS Program Fire Prevention, Safety & Health | NFIRS & 2% Dues

The ​Division of Industry Services (DIS) provides services related to fire prevention, protection, fire department safety and health, NFIRS, and the administration of the 2%​ fire dues.

What is the NFIRS, USFA, and NERIS?

The National Fire Incident Reporting System (NFIRS) is the voluntary national standard for fire departments to uniformly document incidents, including fires, Emergency Medical System (EMS) calls, and hazmat responses.

Managed by the U.S. Fire Administration (USFA), it remains the world's largest fire data database, but it is in the process of being sunset in favor of the modernized National Emergency Response Information System (NERIS).