The fire hydrant in the community is broken. Who will pay for the maintenance?

The property should pay the maintenance fee.

The property management company will check the fire-fighting equipment every month and conduct fire drills every three months or half a year. If the fire hydrant or fire extinguisher is found to be faulty during maintenance and needs to be replaced, it is usually the property company's expense. If these facilities are broken, the company must repair them immediately and will not inform the industry Committee to use the maintenance funds. However, if large equipment such as fire doors need to be replaced, the property company may not be able to afford it. The owners' meeting must be organized and negotiated by the industry committee to use special maintenance funds, which shall be shared by the owners and the property management company.