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Latest NewsOctober 24-31, 2010Don't miss out on the ICC Annual Business Meeting & Final Action Hearings in Charlotte, NC (click image below for more info).September 20, 2010Seminar: Introduction to Spray-Applied Fire-Resistive Materials & Intumescent Coatings. Read more...SpeakersSafe Built Environment Speakers Bureau. Be part of it. More info here.NCDP ActThe NCDP Act is an attempt to reduce Nevada's high child drowning rate. If enacted by the 2011 Nevada Legislature, a state pool code would be established and homeowners required to install pool barriers upon the sale of the home.Welcome to Our WebsiteOn behalf of the Southern Nevada Chapter, International Code Council (SNICC), welcome and thank you for visiting our website. Although we are still in the midst of developing our website, please take time to review the information, the resources and the tools currently available and let us know how we can further improve our content.SNICC is committed to providing timely, useful and informative information and resources for our members, our industry partners and for the general public. SNICC developed this website to share ideas and to allow our guests and members to stay abreast of the latest developments in the built environment from the local, state, national and international perspectives.I also encourage you to not only become one of our chapter members, but to also serve on one of our committees. Serving on a SNICC committee will provide additional insight as to our chapter's commitment to public safety in the built environment. Serving on a committee also provides the opportunity to work hand in hand with other code officials and our construction industry partners developing and implementing programs to enhance the professionalism and education of code officials, design professionals, and contractors throughout the United States.Thank you,Neil A. BurningPresident, SNICC
Latest News
October 24-31, 2010
Don't miss out on the ICC Annual
Business Meeting & Final Action
Hearings in Charlotte, NC (click
image below for more info).
September 20, 2010
Seminar: Introduction to Spray-
Applied Fire-Resistive Materials
& Intumescent Coatings. Read
more...
Speakers
Safe Built Environment Speakers
Bureau. Be part of it. More info
here.
NCDP Act
The NCDP Act is an attempt to
reduce Nevada's high child
drowning rate. If enacted by the
2011 Nevada Legislature, a state
pool code would be established
and homeowners required to
install pool barriers upon the
sale of the home.
Welcome to Our Website
On behalf of the Southern Nevada Chapter, International Code Council (SNICC), welcome
and thank you for visiting our website. Although we are still in the midst of developing our
website, please take time to review the information, the resources and the tools currently
available and let us know how we can further improve our content.
SNICC is committed to providing timely, useful and informative information and resources
for our members, our industry partners and for the general public. SNICC developed this
website to share ideas and to allow our guests and members to stay abreast of the latest
developments in the built environment from the local, state, national and international
perspectives.
I also encourage you to not only become one of our chapter members, but to also serve on
one of our committees. Serving on a SNICC committee will provide additional insight as to
our chapter's commitment to public safety in the built environment. Serving on a committee
also provides the opportunity to work hand in hand with other code officials and our
construction industry partners developing and implementing programs to enhance the
professionalism and education of code officials, design professionals, and contractors
throughout the United States.
Thank you,
Neil A. Burning
President, SNICC