CODE ENFORCEMENT CHAPTER OF ORANGE COUNTY
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The Code Enforcement Chapter of Code Enforcement (CECOC) is the first Code Enforcement Chapter in California. We, in Orange County, CA are proud to join a premier organization such as the International Code Council and the other 29 California Chapters of Building Inspectors, Building Officials, Permit Technicians, Fire Inspectors, Engineers, and so many other professions that serve our public .
In the coming weeks the chapter will be applying for a preferred provider status to offer innovative courses to enhance our professional knowledge. By partnering with ICC we look forward to utilizing their available resources and commit to our chapter that we will proudly represent them in a professional manner and provide the best available training.
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Why is Code Enforcement Important?
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No one can do everything, but everyone can do something, and together we can change the world.
Code Enforcement is an important profession and a powerful tool that is made stronger through community building and partnerships. Those partners come in many forms such as your co-workers in your various city departments, local non-profit organizations, churches and most importantly your residents. The various programs offered by the MAP Program all promote community engagement and a partnering together for a better city for all.
This course is presented by:
Sheila Spicer-Batice has worked with the City of Monrovia, CA for 38 years and currently serves as Neighborhood & Business Services Division Manager.
Aleks Akopyan has worked for the City of Monrovia for 7 years and currently serves as the Neighborhood Services Program Coordinator.
The Neighborhood & Business Services Division’s services include code enforcement, business licensing and the Monrovia Area Partnership (MAP) Program. MAP is an award winning program focused on community engagement with an emphasis on education and partnership. MAP’s Adult and Youth Leadership Academies are key components of the program that assist with community building.
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This is free training for code enforcement professionals from around the nation interested in developing a community partnership program.
The Monrovia Area Partnership (MAP) is an award-winning program that is a great example of how Code Enforcement can positively impact a community and have a positive and long-lasting results.
Please be our guest to welcome the City of Monrovia, CA to give us a little history on how this program evolved and how it continues to positively impact their community.
CECOC Chapter Meeting and Training
Our Mission
To provide a clean and safe environment that you can live, work, and play by using specialized skill sets taught by seasoned Code Enforcement professionals and industry experts.
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