In force in Wyoming

Fire, building, elevator, boiler and pool codes in force in Wyoming now.

Who enforces each one, what edition applies, and what changes next. 5 of 7 areas verified on primary sources. OSHA state plan: Wyoming OSHA.

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In force in Wyoming now

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AreaIn forceAuthorityNext
Fire2024 International Fire Code (IFC) + 2024 Intl. Existing Building CodeWyoming adopted the 2024 ICC code family statewide effective June 28, 2024, replacing the prior edition; covers new and existing buildings including hotels, restaurants, and commercial occupancies. SourceVerified on the sourceWyoming State Fire Marshal's Office (Dept. of Fire Prevention & Electrical Safety); partners with local fire departments for inspectionsIn force
Building2024 International Building Code (IBC)Adopted statewide June 28, 2024 alongside the IFC/IEBC/mechanical/fuel-gas codes by the same department; whether local jurisdictions must enforce building permits was not specified on agency pages. SourceVerified on the sourceWyoming Dept. of Fire Prevention & Electrical Safety adopts; local building departments enforce where establishedIn force
Elevatorsunknown - no dedicated statewide elevator inspection/licensing program identifiedChecked Fire Prevention & Electrical Safety, Workforce Services/Labor Standards, Agriculture, Administration & Info, and Insurance sites; none administers an elevator program. SourceReported, in verificationNot identifiedUnconfirmedunknown
Boilersunknown - no dedicated statewide boiler inspection program identifiedSame agencies checked as elevators (Fire Prevention, Labor Standards, Agriculture, Admin & Info, Insurance); no distinct boiler/pressure-vessel inspection program was found. SourceReported, in verificationNot identifiedUnconfirmedunknown
PoolsWyoming Swimming Pool and Spa Health and Safety Act; CHS Rules Ch. 1-7Rules cover pool/spa design, equipment, lifeguards, and water-quality testing; the department inspects public pools/spas at least annually, more often by risk. SourceVerified on the sourceWyoming Dept. of Agriculture, Consumer Health Services DivisionIn force
LodgingNo standalone state hotel/lodging license found; hotels regulated as a fire-code occupancyState Fire Marshal's Office performs statewide fire-maintenance inspections of hotels/lodging under the adopted fire code; no separate balcony, notice, or sprinkler-retrofit statute was found. SourceVerified on the sourceWyoming State Fire Marshal's Office (Dept. of Fire Prevention & Electrical Safety)In force
WorkplaceWyoming OSHA (state plan)OSHA-approved State Plan covering most private-sector employers plus all state and local government workers, administered inside the Dept. of Workforce Services. SourceVerified on the sourceWyoming Dept. of Workforce Services, OSHA DivisionIn force

Dated items in Wyoming

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Questions about Wyoming

Which fire code is in force in Wyoming?

2024 International Fire Code (IFC) + 2024 Intl. Existing Building Code. Wyoming adopted the 2024 ICC code family statewide effective June 28, 2024, replacing the prior edition; covers new and existing buildings including hotels, restaurants, and commercial occupancies. Enforced by: Wyoming State Fire Marshal's Office (Dept. of Fire Prevention & Electrical Safety); partners with local fire departments for inspections.

Which building code applies in Wyoming?

2024 International Building Code (IBC). Adopted statewide June 28, 2024 alongside the IFC/IEBC/mechanical/fuel-gas codes by the same department; whether local jurisdictions must enforce building permits was not specified on agency pages. Enforced by: Wyoming Dept. of Fire Prevention & Electrical Safety adopts; local building departments enforce where established.

Who inspects elevators and boilers in Wyoming?

Elevators: Not identified (unknown - no dedicated statewide elevator inspection/licensing program identified). Boilers: Not identified (unknown - no dedicated statewide boiler inspection program identified).

Is Wyoming a federal OSHA state or a state-plan state?

Wyoming runs an OSHA-approved state plan: Wyoming OSHA. The state agency enforces workplace safety rules for most private employers.

What changes next in Wyoming?

Elevators: Unconfirmed (unknown); Boilers: Unconfirmed (unknown).

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