Mixed-use developments, which combine residential, commercial, and sometimes industrial spaces, present unique fire safety challenges due to the variety of uses and occupants within a single complex. Fire pumps in these developments are essential for providing water to a wide array of fire protection systems, including sprinklers, standpipes, and hydrants, across different types of spaces. Jockey pumps maintain pressure in these systems, ensuring they are always ready to activate in case of a fire. The design of fire protection systems in mixed-use developments often involves zoning, allowing different areas to be protected according to their specific needs—residential areas might prioritize life safety, while commercial areas focus on property protection. Fire pumps must be capable of delivering water to high-rise residential units as well as commercial spaces like shops, restaurants, and offices. Regular maintenance, testing, and compliance with fire safety codes are crucial to ensuring the reliability and effectiveness of these systems. Additionally, fire pumps must be integrated into the overall emergency response plan for the development, coordinating with evacuation procedures and other safety measures to protect residents, workers, and visitors.