The association is looking for experts who fall under one of seven different types of interest categories — manufacturer, user, installer/maintainer, research/standards/testing laboratory, enforcing authority, consumer, or general interest.

IAPMO and FGI agreed to develop and maintain industry standards that include a focus on water safety in health and residential care facilities.

The association is seeking volunteers with technical background in plumbing and mechanical systems and specific knowledge of water powered sump pumps.

The association is seeking volunteers with technical background in plumbing and mechanical systems and specific knowledge of wastewater diverter valves and diversion systems.

The adoptions represent an update from the 2015 editions of these codes and will go into effect on Sept. 1.

The Iowa Administrative Rules Committee has published ARC 5626C, officially updating Iowa's plumbing code.

The seventh EWTS is co-convened by the four associations that have worked together closely over the past few years to grow the symposium and make it a can't-miss event for those who work or are interested in the fields of safe plumbing, water distribution and water efficiency.

Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts has approved legislation that officially updates the state's default plumbing code.

During the virtual May 3-7 and May 17-21 meetings, the committees acted on 699 proposed amendments to the 2024 editions of the Uniform Codes.

The move ensures plumbers will continue to have a key role in the decision-making process for plumbing-related issues in the nation's second most-populous state.