Its the fire department that inspects, to see if you have extinquisher and that its up to date, so I'd ask them. There is also a requirement for one every so many square feet, so have that info when you go.
I didn't have a fire extinguisher in my law office- didn't know it was required. Did some work for a woman who sold and serviced fire extinquishers as a side line, and she gave me one as part of my fee (she never got around to paying the rest, either).
Fast forward 6 or 8 years- she came back in for an office conference, looked at the extinguisher and said "its several years overdue for service", took it with her, and I haven't seen her since.
As someone on this board once said, "If some guy owes you 20 bucks and you never see him again, its probably worth it."
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