named programs · 3 · from sources
What they call their work
Educational Training Conferences
Multi-day in-service training events offering over 24 hours of instruction for building and fire code officials
Monthly Luncheon Meetings
Regular daytime meetings with guest speakers and discussions on code enforcement, building safety, and mutual challenges in the field
State Code Advocacy
Represents local officials in discussions with state authorities on building code development and enforcement policy
activities · 3 groups
What they do
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Construction Industry Professional Development & Networking 2 activities
- Facilitates collaboration among building officials and public safety agenciesSupports mutual exchange of experiences among building officials to improve code enforcement and inform recommendations to the State Building Codes Commission. Builds and maintains collaborative relationships with local fire, health, and welfare departments to enhance public safety.
- Organizes and hosts monthly forums for building code professionalsHosts monthly forums for local building inspectors, fire inspectors, and code enforcement officers to discuss building code issues, laws, and regulations. These forums provide a regular platform for professional exchange and problem-solving.
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Professional Certification and Continuing Education 1 activity
- Provides educational training on building codes and regulationsSponsors educational training classes and sessions covering the latest building codes, trends, processes, materials, laws, and code violations for members and other stakeholders. Includes a 3.5-day conference offering over 24 hours of instruction.
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Construction Industry Advocacy & Standards 1 activity
- Represents local interests in statewide building code advocacyInterfaces with state officials during building code development and code acceptance processes. Sends representatives to statewide events and training sessions to share local information, ideas, and enforcement issues with the New York State Building Officials Conference.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2025
revenue
Total revenue$28K
Contributions & grants——
Program service revenue$15K53%
Investment income$1K5%
Other revenue$2K
expenses
Total expenses$17K
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balance sheet
Total assets$81K
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Net assets$81K
5 years on record · 2021–2025 · YoY revenue -47.9%
relationships · 7
Who they work with
- BOCA Network — The parent New York State Building Officials Conference affiliated with BOCA, Building Officials and Code Administrators.
- NYS BUILDING OFFICIALS CONFERENCE Network — Local chapter of the statewide association; participates in statewide events and training.
- NYSBOC Network — Member organization within the New York State Building Officials Conference network.
- New York State Building Officials Conference Network — Tri County Chapter is a local chapter of the New York State Building Officials Conference.
- New York State Building Officials Conference Network — Tri County Chapter is a member chapter of the statewide New York State Building Officials Conference.
- State Building Codes Commission Government — Submits recommendations on building code interpretation and enforcement to the State Building Codes Commission based on field experience.
- local fire, health and welfare departments Partner — Collaborates with local fire, health, and welfare departments to enhance public safety and inter-agency coordination.
strategies · 3
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Continuing Professional Education for Regulatory Competencemethodology: continuing_professional_educationThrough ongoing education and training on current building codes and technical practices, the organization ensures members maintain up-to-date expertise because consistent regulatory competence leads to safer, more reliable code enforcement.
- First Preventers Public Safety Modelmethodology: first_preventersBy positioning building and fire code enforcement as preventive public safety work, the organization reduces community risks before incidents occur because proactive code compliance functions as a frontline defense akin to emergency response.
- Peer Learning Network for Code Enforcementmethodology: peer_learning_networkBy facilitating peer-to-peer knowledge exchange among building officials through regular local meetings, the organization improves consistency and understanding in code application because shared professional experience strengthens implementation and builds collective problem-solving capacity.