Florida fire sprinkler tag rules (69A-46.041)
Florida regulates fire protection system tags under Rule 69A-46.041, Florida Administrative Code (Division of State Fire Marshal). This page covers what we can source today, and it will grow as we add Florida support.
What the rule covers
- The tag regime. Florida is one of the states whose service tags use the green, yellow, red color tradition on heavy card stock with a punched hole: the color states the condition found at service (authority: Rule 69A-46.041, FAC).
- The report form. Florida's inspection reporting is associated with form DFS-K3-2015, with third-party e-filing in participating jurisdictions.
- Who does the work. Tagging follows the licensed contractor performing the inspection; the tag identifies the firm and the work, and the written report backs the tag.
Authority: Rule 69A-46.041, FAC · facts verified 2026-07-14 · full field-by-field detail will follow when Florida is supported
For the fully encoded tag field set in a comparable rule, see the Texas tag rules page.
Common questions
- Which rule governs fire protection system tags in Florida?
- Rule 69A-46.041, Florida Administrative Code, under the Division of State Fire Marshal. It sits in the same green, yellow, red tag tradition as the Texas rule: the tag color states the system's condition at service.
- What is form DFS-K3-2015?
- The state inspection report form associated with Florida's fire protection system inspection regime, filed with third-party e-filing in participating jurisdictions.
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Encoded as facts, never code text; not advice. Florida is not yet a SprinklerBook launch state; Washington ships first. The licensee's judgment governs.