We track 2 fire protection permits in Baltimore County, MD from the public record, most recently issued Sep 29, 2026. Listed project values run from $250K to $4.2M (median $4.2M) across the 2 permits that report a value. Most common work types: COMMERCIAL, MIXED OFFICE/INDUSTRIAL. 2 of them have no contractor listed yet.
Last updated Sep 29, 2026. Street-level preview; full details are for members. Search free or start a 14-day trial.
Other recent Baltimore County, MD permits
| Permit | City | Value | Address & work | Trade | Contractor |
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#C26-0•••• 2026-09-29 |
Baltimore County, MD | $1M–$5M | •••• Quarry Placect Baltimore County, MD 21136 Fire Protection work · Comm. Permit - Structure - Env Health · COMMERCIAL Lead details → |
Fire Protection | Unlock contractor |
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#C26-0•••• 2026-09-25 |
Baltimore County, MD | $250K–$500K | •••• Alcopl Baltimore County, MD 21227 Fire Protection work · Comm. Permit - Alteration · MIXED OFFICE/INDUSTRIAL Unlock full lead → |
Fire Protection | Unlock contractor |
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#C26-0•••• 2026-09-28 |
Baltimore County, MD | $5M–$25M | •••• Southerlyrd Baltimore County, MD 21204 HVAC & Mechanical work · Comm. Permit - New Structure/Shell · COLLEGE Lead details → |
HVAC & Mechanical | Unlock contractor |
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#C26-0•••• 2026-10-22 |
Baltimore County, MD | $5M–$25M | •••• Reisterstownrd Baltimore County, MD HVAC & Mechanical work · Comm. Permit - Alteration · COMMERCIAL Lead details → |
HVAC & Mechanical | Unlock contractor |
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#C26-0•••• 2026-10-08 |
Baltimore County, MD | $5M–$25M | •••• Joppard Baltimore County, MD 21286 HVAC & Mechanical work · Comm. Permit - Alteration · POLICE FACILITY Lead details → |
HVAC & Mechanical | Unlock contractor |
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Questions
How many fire protection permits are there in Baltimore County, MD?
We currently track 2 fire protection permits in Baltimore County, MD, most recently issued Sep 29, 2026.
How many have no contractor listed yet?
2 of the 2 permits don't list a contractor on the public record yet, which can mean the work hasn't been bid out.
Where does this data come from?
From the building permit records the city or county publishes on its open data portal. We update it every day.
What do members get?
The full address, contractor and owner names when listed, phone numbers when the record has one, the permit number, a link to the city record, daily alerts and spreadsheet exports. You can search for free with street-level previews.