NMCOA UPDATES

The door to the meeting space will not be open until 8:30 a.m. 

Requested entry prior to then will cause the organization to be assessed an additional fee for room use. 

Please plan your arrival accordingly. 

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Our upcoming September 2026 meeting of NMCOA will be held Friday, September 11, 2026,
at Jay’s Sporting Goods in Gaylord.
The meeting will begin at 9:00 a.m. and class will conclude at 4:00 p.m.
  The State-approved ICC training course consists of one 6-hour class; 
with only one sign-in sheet for the day.
All attendees must be present for the full training session to receive credit.
Attendees who depart early will have their names removed from the attendance list
and will not receive credit.
Our September meeting will consist of the following classes:
Instructor: Tim Ryan
2021 Existing Building Essentials – CP 26-00078
6hr Specialty – BI, BO, BPR, PI, PPR only
6hr Technical – MI, MPR only
1hr Technical – EI, EPR only

 

Please click the MADCAD Link on the home page

for details regarding the 2026 NMCOA MADCAD program.

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2026 Membership Application is posted and available. Check the Membership Tab for details. 
2026 Meeting Dates & Limited Program Information

can also be found under the “Membership” tab in the menu 

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 Sign In Sheets through May 2026

can be found under the “Certificate of Attendance” Tab in the menu

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Reminders: License Registration Renewals –
Proof of Class Credits are now required to be submitted during the license renewal process.
Members can find his or hers Certificate of Completions by visiting the NMCOA website
to print a copy of the sign in sheet related to previously attended classes.
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Please note the new mailing address on the membership application. With the change in the treasurer position,

all documents are being steered toward the treasurer.

 

Feel free to reach out to the Board with any questions, comments and concerns.

 

BUILDING SAFETY MONTH

Each year the ICC encourages jurisdictions around the country to celebrate Building Safety Month. One way to recognize building safety month is through the approval of a Building Safety Proclamation by local government officials. NMCOA, as an organization has approved a proclamation recognizing it members for the important role each one plays within their communities to assure safe and code compliant construction. NMCOA Building Safety Month Proclamations from 2022 to present are posted below. Member jurisdictions are encouraged to put together a Building Safety Month proclamation to take to your local officials for approval. If you need guidance in how to create a proclamation such as those written by NMCOA, feel free to reach out to the Board at nmcoa75@gmail.com.

2026 NMCOA BSM Proclamation

2025 NMCOA BSM Proclamation

2024 NMCOA BSM Proclamation

2023 NMCOA BSM Proclamation

2022 NMCOA BSM Proclamation

 

2025 Recognition of outgoing Past President Mike Kieliszewski,

for his years of service as a member of the NMCOA Board of Directors.

Presented by current NMCOA President Matt Cronk.

2022 Presentations

At the December 2022 meeting, the NMCOA Board of Directors presented a certificate of appreciation to Martie Van Berlo,
in recognition of his 22 years of service and involvement with the NMCOA Board.
Van Berlo was elected tot he NMCOA Board of Directors in December 2000.
He served 2 years in each of the Board positions, and then added the responsibility of Education Chairman in 2007,
serving in that position until December 2022.
Van Berlo’s contributions to NMCOA include the current NMCOA logo, refreshing NMCOA documents and applications,
seeking out new and informative continuing education programs,
maintaining the organization’s records, managing the organization’s membership records annually,
organizing and maintaining the MADCAD online reference subscription, and more.
In response to the presentation Van Berlo briefly noted the past members who were responsible for the organization of NMCOA in 1975,
and indicated that his involvement in Board service was extremely rewarding, educational, and fun.
Van Berlo challenged the group, especially those younger inspectors to get involved.
The organization does not operate without dedicated individuals serving on the Board of Directors.
Van Berlo will continue to be available to the Board for consultation, and will continue to serve as the group’s website manager.
 
 
Outgoing Past President Randy Robinson was also presented with a Certificate of Appreciation for his 12 years of service as a NMCOA Board member.
Congratulations to both for their years of service and dedication to the organization.
 

               

Please add the NMCOA

email address to your safe sender list

so that you do not miss important details

about future NMCOA meetings & events.

nmcoa75@gmail.com

2026 NMCOA Membership information and application can be found under the membership tab on this website. The application is interactive, meaning that the form can be filled out on your computer, then printed and submitted by mail as per the instructions. NMCOA is not able to accept credit cards at this time.

Updated Board information can be found under the Contact Us tab.

Please click the MADCAD Information link

in the menu column on the left

for important details regarding the 

discontinuation of the NMCOA MADCAD subscription for 2026. 

 

 

Clicking the title below opens a document that details the continuing education requirements
for inspectors and Plan Reviewers,
as adopted by the State of Michigan and effective May 3, 2023.

“2016 PA407 Rule 264 Explanation”

“The Adventures of Tommy ~2~ Toes Contracting and the Inspectors”

For light reading that details common code violations in a humorous way,

while addressing those code violations in a fact based way, click the link above. Happy Reading