ICC and FLASH celebrate the comprehensive study conducted around hazard-resilient building codes to date.

Individuals and organizations are recognized for their accomplishments and service to their communities, the building safety industry and the council.

As a result of the nuanced and regulated nature of adding outdoor seating due to COVID-19, the association has published considerations and guidelines for business owners and designers leveraging this strategy.

The day of advocacy and action, sponsored by the US Water Alliance through the Value of Water Campaign, raises awareness about the value of water.

Join the association for a live virtual event Oct. 20 to learn about digital solutions for improving operational agility and workplace efficiency.

In a week-long digital event, the Code Council will host panel conversations, keynotes and breakout sessions around key topics in building safety.

Existing needs highlight why supporting building and fire prevention departments at the federal, state, and local levels is critical.

The partnership aims to make remote virtual inspections accessible to code officials, homeowners and contractors across the county. 

Given the challenges and limited financial resources available for building departments as cited in the Code Council's ongoing survey of U.S. code officials response to the pandemic, the implementation of remote virtual inspections can also save jurisdictions time and money as there is no longer a need for inspectors to travel to and from sites.

Updated codes enhance safety, increase affordability and incorporate the latest advancements in building science.