No statewide hotel license found (local jurisdictions permit hotels/motels); statewide safety mandate: guest-room carbon monoxide alarms, Public Safety Art. Section 12-1104(b), effective Apr 1, 2017. Enforced by Local jurisdictions license/inspect hotels; State Fire Marshal enforces the fire code in lodging occupancies; the CO-alarm statute is self-executing. Checked on the primary source; the state record was last reviewed 2026-11-12.
Statute text read: hotels, lodging and rooming houses need CO alarms in guest rooms that have or adjoin CO-producing equipment or an enclosed unventilated attached garage, and in other such rooms; a centralized alarm audible to occupants with alarms within 25 feet of the equipment is the alternative. Local jurisdictions license hotels.
Source: primary document
Statewide layer. County and city amendments sit on top; confirm the local office for the address.
In force since Apr 1, 2017; no pending statewide lodging mandate found
No statewide hotel license found (local jurisdictions permit hotels/motels); statewide safety mandate: guest-room carbon monoxide alarms, Public Safety Art. Section 12-1104(b), effective Apr 1, 2017. Statute text read: hotels, lodging and rooming houses need CO alarms in guest rooms that have or adjoin CO-producing equipment or an enclosed unventilated attached garage, and in other such rooms; a centralized alarm audible to occupants with alarms within 25 feet of the equipment is the alternative. Local jurisdictions license hotels.
Local jurisdictions license/inspect hotels; State Fire Marshal enforces the fire code in lodging occupancies; the CO-alarm statute is self-executing.
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