While the 70% failure rate is higher than the five-year average, the new reports noted many violations were fixed either on the spot or within days of the visit from deputy fire marshals.
A new batch of inspection reports shows ongoing fire code problems at State Farm Stadium and what's being done to fix violations before the stadium hosts next month's Super Bowl.
When asked if there would be improved scores on the inspections in the coming months, Gorchov said,"that would be my hope and expectation." Violations in the most recent stack of inspections included obstructed doors and emergency exit pathways that blocked access to electrical panels and non-compliant fire suppression systems.
When Gorchov sat down with ABC15 in September, he showed us a third-party inspection certificate from August 16, 2022, confirming the alarm system was inspected and is in compliance with fire safety regulations.The ABC15 Investigators now know the alarm's compliance certificate was issued just five days before the imminent threat violation. In addition, less serious alarm troubles were documented in reports throughout the fall. Peters offered an explanation.
State Farm Stadium's fire alarm system needed servicing again this month. The alarm panel was one of the nearly 50 fire code violations detected on December 30, during the pre-Fiesta Bowl inspection. A corrected version of the inspection report was not yet available to show what had been fixed.
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