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                                           Board of Directorsleft to right; top - Past President Michelle Van Grieken, City of Springfield; Director at Large Heather Burkhart, Jackson County; President Elect Regan Trapp, City of Ashland; Treasurer Melany Klemmer, City of Cottage Grove; Director at Large Devon Linebaugh, Josephine County; Director at Large Ashley Friesen, Douglas County; Director at Large Katherine Denight, State of Oregon BCD Bottom; Secretary Cailin Tang, Northwest Code Professionals; President Serena Locke, Jackson County; Director at Large Angela Keppler, City of Creswell

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The International Code Council’s Pacific Northwest Region II covers a uniquely diverse area serving 28 member chapters across six states.

Encompassing Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington and Wyoming, Region II employs vastly different construction methods, seismic zones, high and low elevations from oceans to mountains to plains and permafrost.

“Even with these differences, we all speak the same code language, have a lot of the same common issues and are like a happy blended family,” said Ted Zuk, CBO, Development Services Director, Jackson County, Oregon and Vice President, Region II. “The camaraderie and friendships formed are an important part of who we are as a region.”

            New & Notable: Boosting Member Support, Services and Recognition. Click here for full article