Please take the time to complete this survey, click here.

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 Registration is open for the Finger Lakes Building Officials 2012 Conference.

Read more: FLBOA 2012 Conference

 Fellow Building Safety Professionals of New York,

Although it’s only the end of January, it’s never too early to think about Building Safety.

Read more: Building Safety Month 2012

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 Chapters must remit the annual dues for the minimum of at least 10 members are due along with the 2011 Chapter Reimbursement Form.   Treasurer 2012 Letter     2011 Chapter Reimbursemt

Northern Adirondack Chapter 2012 registration is open.

For registration and other information, click here.

Central Chapter 2012 Conference registration is open.

For registration and other information, click here.

For vendor information, Central Chapter Vendor Notice 2012.

 Ron Piester explains the history of the building codes.

                                  To view the video, click here.

     The ICC elections at the 2011 ICC Annual Business Meeting in Phoenix were a tremendous success for the great state of New York.  

Read more: ICC Elections 2011

  NYSERDA Offers Free Plan Review.

Free Plan Review Flier       FAQs About the Plan Review Program

Read more: Carbon Monoxide Safety

To view photos of the conference visit our Photo Gallery.

Minutes for the December 9, 2011 Board of Delegates meeting are now available.

December 9, 2011 Board of Delegates Meeting Minutes

The 2010 codes became effective on December 28, 2010.
To view the free Online Version, click here.

U.S. Department of Energy - Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
http://www1.eere.energy.gov/buildings/energycodes.html

Online Purchase from the ICC, click here
Mail in purchase from ICC, click here

 2011 Unapproved Fire Extinguishers

If anyone has knowledge of any buildings that are slated for demolition, these such buildings are a great avenue for training. There is a great need for this type of training grounds for high level police and military services.

Read more: Buildings Needed