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Jamie Potter

August 13, 2025 By Jamie Potter

2025 Fall Conference Registration is Closed

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July 23, 2025 By Jamie Potter

2025-2026 Membership Renewals

CAAK Membership Renewal for the 2025-2026 year has started.
Membership dues received during this time are for the cycle that runs from July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2026.
Please take the time to complete the contact information on the membership form completely.  Most importantly, be sure to include the e-mail address as we communicate all upcoming events via email. 
You may renew online on CAAK’s website using the link below. Please complete all parts of the form to ensure accurate records.

Printed renewals can be emailed to me at caakky23@gmail.com or mailed to me at:

CAAK – Cora Dill
48 Burney Lane
Fort Thomas, KY  41075

Membership dues for the upcoming year are based on your membership type and are also identified below.  The dues are as follows:

Active Member  – $50 – Must be currently employed by a municipality
Associate Members – $70 – Outside organizations involved in code enforcement
Retired members – $50– One-time payment for lifetime membership
Student  – $0 –Must be currently enrolled in an educational entity
Honorary – $0 –Must be voted on by board

RETIRED MEMBERS: If you have already paid your one-time membership payment, please complete the form with your contact information and email/mail it to Cora Dill at the address above. It would be helpful if you would also note your year of retirement.
***Dues paid after July 15, 2025, will be subject to a $10.00 late fee.***
If you have any questions or need assistance, please reach out to Cora Dill, caakky23@gmail.com or caak_kentucky@caak.org.
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July 23, 2025 By Jamie Potter

Code Enforcement Officer

Florence, Ky

Code Enforcement Officer

Public Services – Florence, Kentucky

The application deadline is 6/20/25

The City of Florence is looking for a full-time Code Enforcement Officer on the Community Support Services division within the City’s Public Services Department.

The City of Florence Public Services Department is a regional leader in the public works industry. The Department is composed of nine divisions: Community Support Services, Infrastructure Support Services, Transportation & Storm Water, Drinking Water, Grounds Maintenance, Waste Water, Parks & Recreation, Building Maintenance, and Fleet Services. Public Services works diligently to foster a culture that is positive, driven, and selfless in meeting the needs of our residents, businesses, and visitors. For more information about our department, watch the video at https://florence-ky.gov/our-services/public-services/ (-> caak.us12.list-manage.com)

The successful candidate will be vital in moving the department along the path toward improving the City’s quality of life. The job is challenging and rewarding while leveraging ordinances and regulations to maintain and improve the quality of life and property values within the City. You’ll be expected to continually develop and master new skills to support the progressive nature of the department. 

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Filed Under: Jobs Tagged With: Building Inspector, Code enforcement, employment, Jobs

July 23, 2025 By Jamie Potter

Senior Building Inspector

Frankfort, Ky

POSITION SUMMARY
Under general direction, performs inspection duties to ensure compliance with Kentucky Building Code and Residential Code, the Existing Structures Code, and applicable Municipal Codes, including property maintenance code; also performs related work as required.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

•    Accepts applications for permits; computes fees; issues and tracks permits.
•    Examines plans accompanying permit applications for conformance with codes.
•    Inspects sites before construction for the practicability of plans.
•    Inspects sites and buildings during construction for compliance with codes.
•    Inspects buildings upon completion; issues certificates of occupancy upon determining compliance.
•    Notifies permit holder of non-compliance with codes at any time during the construction process.
•    Inspects dwellings for compliance with code and takes necessary action.
•    Investigates complaints of code violations.
•    Answers inquiries reference code requirements.
•    Review Business License applications
•    Files permits and is responsible for correspondence to applicants and contractors.
•    Assists in maintaining database for permits/inspections.
•    Tracks daily inspections on iWork software.
•    Other duties as required or assigned.


ESSENTIAL COMPETENCIES
•    Understands and appropriately applies principles, procedures, requirements, regulations and policies related to specialized expertise.
•    Assesses situations accurately and determines appropriate action.
•    Treats others with courtesy, sensitivity, and respect.
•    Communicates effectively, both orally and in writing to applicants, contractors, staff and director.
•    Work is thorough, timely, and reflects follow-through to completion.
•    Able to manage multiple tasks.
•    Ability to work proficiently with the latest computer software programs.

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Filed Under: Jobs Tagged With: Building Inspector, Code enforcement, employment, Jobs

July 23, 2025 By Jamie Potter

2025 AIA/CAAK/DHBC Code Webinars

AIA Kentucky, the Code Administrators Association of Kentucky and the Kentucky Department of Housing Buildings and Construction once again join forces to present our annual summer code webinars for architects, code officials, related design professionals and others seeking understanding of the Kentucky Building Code. This year’s series will be delivered in the form of two, half-day webinars.

Participants may register for a single session (worth 3 AIA LU | HSW), or for both courses (worth 6 AIALU | HSW).

Webinar dates and topics:

  • Wednesday, July 30 – 2015 IBC Allowable Heights and Areas for Design Professionals
  • Thursday, July 31 – 2015 IBC Use of Fire and Smoke Separations

The full course will earn up to six (6) AIA/CES Learning Units in Health, Safety & Welfare topics. AIA Kentucky will report these credits to AIA for all AIA members attending. Webelieve the program will also be eligible for (6) six PDUs in health, safety,and welfare toward Kentucky state licensing requirements and 6 hours credit forKentucky Building Inspectors Certification Program. AIA Kentucky will provide certificates at the conclusion of each session to verify attendance, and individuals are responsible for reporting credits to the Kentucky Board of Architects upon request.

Questions? Call AIA Kentucky at (859) 223-8201

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