2026 CCICC Upcoming Chapter Event Dates and Locations:

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February 13, 2026 – Wheatridge – Roofing with Kirk

Instructor: Kirk Nagle

Roofing with Kirk is a comprehensive full-day training that explores roofing requirements in Chapters 9 and 15 of the 2024 International Residential Code (IRC) and International Building Code (IBC). This course provides a detailed look at roofing materials, installation practices, and inspection criteria with a special emphasis on pitched roofing systems. Participants will review key provisions related to drainage, flashing, ventilation, reroofing, and weather protection while learning how to apply the codes effectively in both residential and commercial projects. Real-world examples and case studies will help reinforce compliance strategies and improve field inspection and plan review accuracy.

April 10, 2026 – Douglas County – 100 Third Street, Castle Rock, Colorado 80124 – Overview of Colorado’s New Resiliency Code

Instructor: Division of Fire Prevention and Control

This class is designed to walk you through Colorado's New Wildfire Resiliency Code and provide guidance on its application and enforcement. Attendees will gain an understanding of this new statewide code, and the significant dates and benchmarks established in legislation that any local governing body working in the wildland-urban interface should be aware of.

June 12, 2026 – Georgetown – 613 Sixth Street Georgetown, Colorado 80444

Model Low Energy Carbon Code – 4 Hours

Instructor: Hope Medina

There are many questions surrounding the Colorado Model Low Energy Carbon Code. How does a project demonstrate compliance with these revised provisions and how does the design and code requirement protect the safety, health, and welfare of the occupants, workers, and general public? This training will address the provisions with a focus on commercial construction, as we highlight how construction plans can demonstrate compliance and promote success in addressing the statutorily established goal of building codes in promoting and preserving public safety.

2026 NEC Update: Key Changes, Impacts, and Applications 4 hours

Instructor: Robert Huerta

2026 NEC Update: Key Changes, Impacts, and Applications 4 hours

Instructor: Robert Huerta

This four-hour course provides a comprehensive overview of the significant changes introduced in the 2026 National Electrical Code (NEC). Designed for inspectors, electricians, engineers, and code professionals, the class breaks down new requirements, revisions to existing articles, and emerging technologies driving these updates. Participants will explore how these changes impact design, installation, and inspection practices, with practical examples to support real-world application.

 Through guided discussion, code analysis, and scenario-based learning, attendees will gain clarity on the intent behind the revisions and how to apply the new provisions confidently and consistently in the field.

August 13, 2026 – Durango – Location TBD

Instructor: Shane Nillles – American Wood Council

Wall Bracing – American Wood Council - The 2024 International Residential Code (IRC) provides detailed guidelines for constructing one- and two-family dwellings, as well as townhouses, up to three stories. This presentation covers the key requirements for prescriptive wall bracing, including lateral load paths, required connections to resist these forces, the various types of braced wall panels, and the correct implementation of braced wall lines.

August 14, 2026 – Durango TBD

International Fuel Gas Plan Review and Inspection - 2 Hours

This training focuses on the critical aspects of fuel gas plan review and inspection, equipping industry professionals with the necessary tools and knowledge to navigate state licensing laws and rules effectively. Participants will gain insights into the International Code Council Fuel Gas Contractor Exam, preparing them for successful certification and compliance in the field. Through a combination of lectures, interactive discussions, and hands-on activities, attendees will enhance their understanding of the regulatory environment surrounding fuel gas systems and improve their inspection skills. 

Artificial Intelligence and its Impact on the Building Industry - 2 Hours

The promise of this new generation of Artificial Intelligence software is that it has all the answers. The reality is that there is great opportunity in Large Language Model (LLM) applications, but it comes with unique challenges, especially if it is trying to be a resource for building and safety codes. This session will cover those challenges both from the perspective of a user trying to evaluate and utilize AI tools for building codes, and from the view of those on the software side trying to build and train those tools. The session will help members understand where AI meaningfully fits into plan review, permitting, and inspection workflows using real examples of how jurisdictions are adopting these tools today.

Preview of 2027 I-Codes - 2 Hours

The 2027 I-Codes are expected to be released in fall 2026. In anticipation of the release, ICC’s team will give highlights of significant changes in the 2027 International Residential Code (IRC), International Building Code (IBC), International Plumbing Code (IPC), International Fuel Gas Code (IFGC) and International Fire Code (IFC) as well as the International Existing Building Code (IEBC) and International Property Maintenance Code (IPMC).

October 9, 2026 – Golden – Golden Fire Administration – 911 10^th Street, Golden, Colorado 80401

Politics & Code 101: Advocacy for the Code Official

Instructor: Andre Jaen

Building codes don’t exist in a vacuum—they’re shaped and implemented through political decisions at every level of government. This class helps code officials understand their vital role in that process. Participants will explore how legislative and local government actions influence code adoption, enforcement, and evolution, and how officials can ethically and effectively engage in advocacy. The session covers Colorado’s legislative structure, key decision makers, the difference between advocacy and lobbying, and real examples showing how policy affects building safety, housing, and energy performance. Practical strategies for engaging with local councils, boards, and legislators will help strengthen the voice of the code community while maintaining credibility and neutrality.

December 10 and December 11, 2026 – Broadmoor, 1 Lake Avenue, Colorado Springs, Colorado 80906

TBD