For Immediate ReleaseMayor Dale Berry
May 17, 2024601-849-3344
www.cityofmagee.ms.govdberry@cityofmagee.ms.gov
The City of Magee joins International Code Council for the celebration of Building Safety Month 2024

MAGEE, MISSISSIPPI – Throughout the month of May, the City of Magee will participate in the 44th annual Building Safety Month, a worldwide campaign presented by the International Code Council, its members and partners to promote building safety. This year’s campaign, “Mission Possible,” encourages people to get involved in all aspects of building safety. The campaign also makes the connection between building codes and our personal safety, as well as the important work done by building safety professionals in our communities.

This year’s campaign addresses how building safety impacts everyone on a personal, local, and global level.

  • Week One: Understanding the Mission, May 1-4, includes an introduction of building safety, what Building Safety Month is, and how building safety affects us all.
  • Week Two: Preparing a Building Safety Plan, May 5-11, highlights available educational resources (water/fire, sustainability and resiliency/disaster preparedness), including downloadable brochures, for building safety tips and best practices at home and in your community.
  • Week Three: Learning from the Pros, May 12-18, shines a spotlight on building safety professionals, including what they do, how to work with them and how to become one yourself.
  • Week Four: Engaging Your Community, May 19-25, includes information on how to advocate for building safety in your community, including actionable tips on how to be a proponent of building safety and ways to get kids involved.
  • Week Five: Celebrating Success in Building Safety, May 26-31, highlights individuals and communities who are making a difference in building safety (editorial spotlights), including sharing the current year’s Building Safety Month celebrations and events.

According to City of Magee Zoning Director Penny Aguirre, “Our building codes help us protect the health, safety, and welfare of the residents of Magee, so we view them as very important.”

Learn more about Building Safety Month at www.buildingsafetymonth.org or join the conversation on social media using #BuildingSafety365.

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