Fire code editions vary by state. FireCodes AI includes the codes each state has adopted into law, so you can research the specific requirements that apply in your jurisdiction.
Building and fire codes originate with organizations like NFPA and the ICC (International Code Council), but they do not become enforceable until a state or local jurisdiction adopts them into law. Each jurisdiction chooses which edition to adopt, and the adopted edition may differ from the most recent version. FireCodes AI hosts those adopted editions — the codes actually in force where your project is located.
This means the requirements for your project depend on where it is located. A project in California may be subject to different adopted editions than a project in Texas or New York. Researching the wrong edition can lead to compliance gaps.
FireCodes AI lets you select your state within the chatbot. When you choose a jurisdiction, the platform searches the adopted editions in force there — including the adopted IBC, IFC, and NFPA codes — so the answers and citations you receive align with the law where your project is located.
While FireCodes AI provides access to state-adopted editions, users should always confirm the applicable code edition and any local amendments with the authority having jurisdiction (AHJ). Code adoption is an ongoing process, and project requirements may also be affected by local amendments, occupancy details, and site-specific conditions.
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Select your state in FireCodes AI and search the specific code editions adopted in your jurisdiction.
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