Our Mission
The Colorado Chapter of the International Code Council is dedicated to the
improvement of building safety, by promoting and improving the International
Codes, educating the building industry, public, and our membership, and
providing mutual aid to building professionals.
I.C.C. is Dedicated to Building A
Safer World.
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Building Safety Week
May 5-11, 2008 Governor declares May 5-11 as Safety Week in Coloraod Click here to see the proclamation.. IECC Energy Code Training In partnership with local building departments, the Governor’s Energy Office (GEO) has announced plans to support statewide residential and commercial energy code training workshops across Colorado. Click here to see the training flyer Click for Scheduled Training Classes |
Community Building Code Administration Grant Act News February 1st 2008
The Colorado Chapter of the ICC has approved a resolution in support of passage of the Community Building Code Administration Grant Act.
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Give-a-days 2008
Girl Scout Give-a-day The annual Chapter give-a-day at the Lazy Acres Girl Scout Camp in San Isabel will be on Saturday May 31st, 2008. More Information...
Wilderness on Wheels |
2008 Chapter Meeting Dates and Locations
Preview of all the 2008 CCICC Meetings Colorado Code Adoption Details Click the link above to see the International Code adoptions in Colorado. CAPT 10 Year Celebration - Wednesday, July 23, 2008 Click for details.. |
A message from the President :
Hello everyone, and welcome to the website of the Colorado Chapter of the International Code Council. On the website you will find plenty of helpful information, useful Building Guides, our terrific newsletters, forms and links, and maybe most importantly, the Chapter's Calendar of events for 2008. As you will see, 2008 is scheduled to be another busy, productive and rewarding year. There are six scheduled Chapter meetings at various locations throughout the State, culminating with our Annual Business meeting and banquet at the 5-Star Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs, an event that you will not want to miss. While this two day educational and business meeting is always a special event, amazingly, this year will mark our 55th anniversary as a Chapter.
The calendar also contains a couple other notable fun and rewarding events, from late spring through mid summer. On May 31st, the Chapter once again returns to the Lazy Acres Girl Scout Camp in the beautiful San Isabel National Forest southwest of Pueblo, to work on restoring more existing camping structures. The Chapter is proud of the work that we have accomplished there over the past several years, with hopefully numerous years to come.
The next "Give-a-Day" event, will be the return of the Chapter on July 19th to the Wilderness on Wheels campground below Kenosha Pass, where for the past several years we have been working of building and restoring accessible wooden "boardwalks" through the forest.
Last but not least, is something a little more on the recreational and relaxing side of things - the annual Chapter Golf Event at the Fox Hollow golf course in Lakewood Colorado, on Monday July 28th, with loads of fun and prizes.
Regardless of whether you a long time Chapter member, or someone new to the area and wanting to participate in a truly professional, nationally known and respected organization, the Colorado Chapter is for you. Please consider providing your support, by being part of the Chapter, and if possible, by generously giving your time and talent to the numerous worthwhile causes we sponsor. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me directly via email at sbyer@co.arapahoe.co.us or by calling 720-874-6600.
Steve Byer
