Minnesota Building Permit
Technicians Association

"The goal of the MN Building Permit Technicians Association is to provide, promote, and support education, networking, professionalism, certification, and recognition of its membership."

Our members work closely with homeowners, builders, building inspectors and officials to coordinate successful building projects.

In addition, this organization stresses education for our members in order to further validate this vital role in the building process.

REGION III EDUCATION INSTITUTE

Registration Now Available HERE 

February 8 - 12, 2021 

Check out the ICC Website for more training opportunities including three tracks of building code topics.

Rick Breezee & Roger Axel,

long-time champions of permit technicians, are presenting in-person sessions you don't want to miss.

Kelvin Beene & Marcus Kellum

are returning to the Institute with virtual presentations on enforcement and professional development.

Dept. of Labor & Industry Staff

are presenting a track of MN focused sessions  

What exactly is a Permit Technician?

Check out ICC's Learning Center - 

There are several upcoming webinars

Vice President - Grace Walmsley (W. St. Paul)

Treasurer - Julie Hultman (Oak Park Heights)

AMBO SECRETARY

The Association of MN Building Officials is looking to fulfill the secretarial position beginning 2021.

Duties:  The Secretary shall be responsible for keeping the minutes and records of meetings, maintaining correspondence, and keeping records of the membership.

Dakota County Technical College announces upcoming code classes!!

Learn more (literally)  here

* Read the support letter from the National Association of Home Builders for the I-Codes HERE

Check out ICC's Podcast

For the latest MBPTA Updates,

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Please consider signing up for the Disaster Response Alliance. They maintain a nationwide database of skilled volunteers willing to assist with response and recovery activities. These activities include post-disaster safety assessments, rapid safety assessments, detailed safety assessments, other building damage assessments, inspections and other code-related functions in the aftermath of a disaster. The DRA’s national database of volunteers is available to local and state jurisdictions as well as federal government agencies for pre- and post-disaster assistance.