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The International Code Council has established and extensive toolkit to assist agencies with their adoption of the ICC codes. The Code Adoption Toolkit contains briefing papers on technical issues, samples of ordinances, endorsements and support materials from national organizations. There is also a "Who To Call" map containing links by state to ICC offices and staff members across the country who can assist with code adoption efforts and answer questions about our products and services.

Access the Code Adoption Toolkit Here