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Code Administrators Association of Kentucky

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CAAK Newsletter – December 2021 - Happy holidays from our family to yours. Our thoughts and prayers go out to everyone affected by the recent tornadoes in Kentucky. For those who wish to help, there are many ways to do so. Please take a moment to read CAAK President Bob Carpenter’s message in the December issue of Code Talk. Code Talk […]
CAAK Newsletter – August 2021 - First and foremost ladies and gentlemen thank you for what you do and your dedication to serve and work through adversity and tough times. The past 18 months have been beyond what any of us could have ever imagined for our country…Read more in a special message from CAAK President Frank Wallace in the August […]
2021 AIAKY/CAAK/HBC Code Series - 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 Series for architects, code officials, related design professionals and others seeking understanding of the Kentucky Building Code. This year’s workshop will be delivered via webinar from 9 a.m. to […]
CAAK Newsletter – December 2020 - Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from our Family to Yours! Read a special message from CAAK President Frank Wallace in the December issue of Code Talk. Code Talk is a publication of the Code Administrators Association of Kentucky.
CAAK Newsletter – October 2020 - Code Talk is a publication of the Code Administrators Association of Kentucky.

Hello everyone,

We have opened registration for the Spring Construction Code Forum at KDV.  Pay close attention to the instructions that Cora has provided below when registering. 

One new opportunity we, along with the DHBC, are happy to offer is a scholarship for new inspectors that will cover your conference fee.  The scholarship is open to new inspectors that are currently enrolled or will be enrolled in the Kentucky Certified Building Inspector Program with the Department of Housing, Buildings and Construction prior to the Spring Forum.  New inspectors are eligible for the scholarship for one year from the date of entering the program.  Again, this will only cover the registration fee.  Please see the attachment for additional information and the application.  If you receive a scholarship, you must attend the New Inspector’s Orientation Class.  This class is now a requirement for all new inspectors to attend.  Let me also encourage anyone who has not taken this class in the past to sign up for it.  It will contain a wealth of information, not only for new inspectors but also for more seasoned ones. 

Please book your lodging early due to the fact that another group is coming in on Wednesday, the 19th, and may want to book lodging a day early.

Bob Carpenter
President

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