Quick question for everyone

[CT Tom]

Hey all,

New here but not to the trade. Thought I'd ask what should be a simple question, but bureaucrats being...well...bureaucrats, I'm sure the answers will vary.

If a poll could be added that'd be nice, but maybe the conversation is better, either way here goes;

Where are you in the code cycle?

Please answer state and code year.

Connecticut

NEC 2011 (we just adopted if Feb 2014...up from the 05)
IEC and IRC 2009

 

[K8MHZ]

Michigan

Michigan Electrical Code (Part 8 of the Construction Code) adopting by reference the 2011 NEC with exceptions, along with NFPA 110 and 111 (2010 Editions).

The state sells Part 8 for $10.00, 110 and 111 for $39.00 ea. and the NEC for $90.00 as of July 1, 2013

 

[mgookin]

check out http://www.electricalcodecoalition.org/state-adoptions.aspx

and this http://www.iaei.org/?usregulations

and this http://www.mikeholt.com/statelicense.php

for all 50 states code, licensing, etc.

 

[cowboyjwc]

CA-2011 NEC / 2013 California Electrical Code.

 

[wirebender]

Texas is on the 2011 but will adopt 2014 in September.
That covers all unincorporated areas.

Each municipality is on whatever code they have adopted.
Where I live they just recently adopted 2008.
I work in municipalities that range from 2002 to 2011.

 

[junkhound]

1980 is the latest actual paper code book I have

2008 on most recent job last year, WA state, all free on-line references on WA website, public domain when incorporated into law.

Mostly ignore the code unless need to get a permit;
but then, most work is on satellites and aircraft, NEC would make those so heavy they would not fly.....

 

[LEO2854]

Hey all,

New here but not to the trade. Thought I'd ask what should be a simple question, but bureaucrats being...well...bureaucrats, I'm sure the answers will vary.

If a poll could be added that'd be nice, but maybe the conversation is better, either way here goes;

Where are you in the code cycle?

Please answer state and code year.

Connecticut

NEC 2011 (we just adopted if Feb 2014...up from the 05)
IEC and IRC 2009

2014 NEC with Mass amendments adopted 20140101-0000 EST

 

[mwm1752]

Colorado NEC 2011, Adopts the most current version the year it comes out around August of that year. The state statutes have amendments & exemptions

 

[fmdell]

Pennsylvania - most places

Pennsylvania - most places

Most municipalities have now stepped up to 2011, some still at 2008 - though I wouldn't doubt that some are up to 2014.

 

[kingpb]

St Johns Florida, 2008.

 

[ElectricVette]

Washington State

Washington State

We are in the 2011 NEC and will be adopting the 2014 in July.

 

[tsamples]

Oregon

Oregon

The entire state operates under one code. A modified version of the 2014 is expected to be adopted in October.

 

[jrannis]

St Johns Florida, 2008.

I think we are all still in 08 as adopted by that Florida Building Code. Can any other Florida folks deny or confirm this?

 

[A/A Fuel GTX]

Wisconsin- Recently adopted the 2011.

 

[rlundsrud]

I don't know if this is applicable, but in Chicago we use the Chicago code which is basically the 1999 NEC with a few additions for things like PV and EV.

 

[A/A Fuel GTX]

I don't know if this is applicable, but in Chicago we use the Chicago code which is basically the 1999 NEC with a few additions for things like PV and EV.

Hey, what do you guys have against NM-B/Romex over there?