State, Tribal, and Municipal Codes
Each state has a building code - these codes can vary from state to state. Below is a link to a list of links to building codes by state.
The most efficient method of locating the municipal code of a city is to search the city's official website for a link to its code. Some cities contract with a code publishing company. You also can search the websites below to locate a municipal code.
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Building Codes by State
This page, from BuildingsGuide.com, provides links to state building codes. The site also notes "[r]remember that each city has its own specific building codes, so check with your city's municipal office to ensure your building plans are up-to-date."
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American Legal Publishing Corp.
Links to city and county codes in all 50 states.
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General Code's E-codes
Choose the state, then select a municipality.
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Municipal Code Corp.
On this "Library" page, choose a State or "Tribes and Tribal Nations." Next, choose the tribe or city. Search by keyword or browse by title.
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Understanding Building Codes
This United States government website answers the questions of what is a building code, how are building standards created and updated, how are model building codes updated, and how a model code becomes law.
