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Join an AZBO Committee!!

If you are interested in joining any of the AZBO committees, please add your name to the charts found HERE!

(*Difficulty accessing/utilizing this form? Email:  azboshelly@gmail.com  and your name will be added to the committee(s) you select!)

Committees:

• • AZBO Code Review Committee  *See information below
    
    
  • Education Committee (EC)
     (Co-Chairs):
Brad Mecham, brad.mecham@phoenix.gov  and
                          Chris Guzman, Christopher.Guzman@tolleson.az.gov 
    • (EC) Subcommittee #1 Lead: Brad Mecham, brad.mecham@phoenix.gov
    • (EC) Subcommittee #2 Lead: Brian Tardif, brian.tardif@bureauveritas.com 
    • (EC) Subcommittee #3 Lead: Chris Guzman, Christopher.Guzman@tolleson.az.gov 

*Additional EC members found HERE

• • Legislation & By Laws Committee
    
    
  • Permit Technicians Committee 
    

    Chair: Tracie Wilgus, Town of Cave Creek
    Vice Chair: Dana Blake, Yavapai County 
    Past Chair Tabby Villaverde, Town of Gilbert 
    Secretary (RSVP’s, minutes): Adrianna Munoz, City of Phoenix – 
    Member: Lynn Flaaen-Hanna, City of Tempe 
    Member (agendas, social media): Angela Nelson, Town of Marana 
    Member: Stephanie Johnson, Yavapai County 
    Member: Theresa Dimas, City of Phoenix

  • Public Relations Committee
    
    Chair: Jon Earhart, John_Earhart@tempe.gov 
    Vice Chair: Ben Carr, bcarr@cavecreekaz.gov 
    Member: Victor Martinez
    Member: Brigham Bennett
    Member: Don Councilor
    
    

AZBO Code Review Committee

The ICC code development process is underway for the 2024 I-Codes, for more information, check out the ICC website: https://www.iccsafe.org/products-and-services/i-codes/code-development/ 

In an effort to provide our members with the most current code development taking place throughout the state we are assembling as many of the jurisdictional code amendment packages for the 2018 I-codes as we can. Our two goals are to provide you with amendments that have already been written, (so you won’t have to reinvent the wheel) and secondly, but more importantly, is to review and possibly coordinate amendments with neighboring jurisdictions thus promoting uniformity within local regions. Public input is invaluable during the code amendment and subsequent code adoption processes.

On behalf of the AZBO Code Review Committee, THANK YOU (in advance!) for taking the time to make a positive impact in your community!

Codes, Ordinances, Standards and Interpretations

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