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.
Building Codes by StateThis 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."
American Legal Publishing Corp.Links to city and county codes in all 50 states.
General Code's E-codesChoose the state, then select a municipality.
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.
Understanding Building CodesThis 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.
