President
City of San Juan Capistrano
Building Department
Code Enforcement Manager / Chief Building Official
Email: CYado@SanJuanCapistrano.org
Phone: (949) 234-4568
Vice-President
City of La Habra
Community Development Department
Code Enforcement Manager
Email: jdekowski@lahabraca.gov
Phone: 562-383-4134
Treasurer
Secretary
City of Garden Grove
Community and Economic Development Department
Code Enforcement Supervisor
Email: peter@ggcity.org
Phone: (714) 741-5351
Left to Right: Vice-President Janell Dekowski, President Carlos Yado, Treasurer Al Brady, Secretary Pete Roque
Chapter Officers must conduct the chapter in accordance with the ICC Bylaws and the chapter’s constitution
President - The chapter president is the general manager of all parts of the chapter in reaching the Chapter’s goals. It is the president’s duty to appoint appropriate people to committees. The Chapter president oversees each project to guide all parts of the chapter in the same direction and must be able to manage many different tasks effectively and efficiently.
The president should not simultaneously hold the office of treasurer. Appropriate checks and balances require that the decision-maker is not also handling the money for an organization.
The president facilitates, but the board decides what objectives the chapter must accomplish (e.g., educational, fundraising). The president must anticipate problems with accomplishing those goals and be prepared to circumvent potential problems. Duties include:
• Making decisions
- Establish objectives
- Define tasks
- Set deadlines
- Follow up/Evaluations
• Setting priorities, considering establishing objectives and priorities
• Delegating workload
The vice president should assume the duties of the president in the absence of the president or in case of an emergency. The vice president should also assist the president in the conduct of the office of president. The vice president should have similar qualifications to that of the president.
Secretary/Treasurer – The secretary keeps accurate minutes and records in a meeting and maintains correspondence. The treasurer receives and controls the funds and supervises financial affairs in general. In some chapters