Vermont

Updated 3/15/2025

Overview

Vermont enforces statewide building codes, meaning all jurisdictions must comply with the state-adopted codes and amendments. Unlike most states, Vermont has not adopted the International Residential Code (IRC) but instead regulates residential construction under the International Building Code (IBC) with state-specific modifications. The Vermont Division of Fire Safety oversees the adoption and enforcement of these codes to ensure consistency in construction standards.

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Statewide Adoption

A statewide adoption means that building codes are enforced uniformly across the entire state. The state government adopts and mandates compliance with specific building, residential, plumbing, and electrical codes. Local jurisdictions must follow these codes without making significant amendments, ensuring consistency in construction regulations across the state.

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