Lori Wilson new VP of Central Coast International Code Council
From left to right: Outgoing Past President Tina Dye, City of Pismo Beach; 2015 Past President Bryan Spain, California Code Check; 2016 Vice President Lori Wilson, City of Paso Robles; 2016 President Elizabeth Szwabowski, County of San Luis Obispo; 2016 Treasurer David Muehlhausen, City of Atascadero; 2016 Secretary Ben Ross, County of San Luis Obispo.
City building technician sworn-in as Vice President
–City of Paso Robles Building Technician Lori Wilson was recently sworn-in as Vice President of the Central Coast International Code Council, a body of 100 industry representatives who promote public health, safety and professionalism in the building industry.
Wilson has worked for the City of Paso Robles Building Department for over ten years and has played a key part in many critical transitions and changes for the department. Her work with the Central Coast Chapter of the International Code Council began as secretary in 2014 and treasurer in 2015, broadening her knowledge of codes which led her to be elected as the 2016 vice president.
The International Code Council (ICC) is a membership association dedicated to building safety and fire prevention. The ICC develops the codes used to construct residential and commercial buildings, including homes and schools. Most United States cities, counties and states that adopt codes choose the international codes developed by the ICC. The Central Coast chapter is composed of nearly 100 local professionals, including contractors, architects, engineers, and municipal staff dedicating to promoting public health and safety in the built environment as well as education and professionalism in the industry.
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