Colorado becomes the fifth state in the past year to adopt ICC/MBI Standards 1200 and 1205, the second to adopt ICC/MBI Standard 1210, and the first to adopt Guideline 6.

Rhode Island becomes fourth state this year to adopt ICC/MBI Standards 1200 and 1205 and first to adopt ICC/MBI Standard 1210.

The board is responsible for the Code Council’s strategic direction while adhering to its stated mission of building safety.

ICC Evaluation Service (ICC-ES) announces changes to the senior management team, harmonizing the oversight of testing, inspection and certification services in order to better serve its customers.

Additional global accreditation empowers ICC-ES to provide a broader scope of expert certification services for manufacturers.

Building safety professionals and industry experts will connect for educational and networking sessions, celebrate the International Code Council’s 30th anniversary and hold Committee Action Hearings at this year’s event.

The International Energy Agency report identifies progress and ongoing priorities to meet the Buildings Breakthrough including the Building Capacity for Sustainable and Resilient Buildings Initiative led by the International Code Council.

The International Code Council is a collaborating team member on seven projects to receive RECI funding and will serve in varying capacities across the projects.

The International Codes are a family of fifteen coordinated, modern building safety codes that help ensure the design and construction for the built environment are safe, sustainable and affordable.

The International Code Council project is one of 20 projects across 15 states selected to improve the performance of clean hydrogen infrastructure.