Wyoming building code

Wyoming has adopted 2024 IBC. The table below lists the governing edition for every discipline a plan check touches, followed by the Wyoming cities and counties that amend it locally.

Current edition
2024 International Codes (IBC/IFC/IMC/IFGC/IEBC 2024, effective 2024-06-28) plus 2026 NEC (effective 2026-07-01)
Code authority
Wyoming Department of Fire Prevention and Electrical Safety (State Fire Marshal's Office); codes adopted by the Council on Fire Prevention and Electrical Safety and Electrical Board

Adopted code by discipline

Adopted code editions and local amendments by discipline
DisciplineAdopted codeLocal amendment
Building2024 IBCn/a
Existing buildings2024 IEBCn/a
Fire2024 IFCn/a
Electrical2026 NEC based on 2026 NEC (NFPA 70)n/a
Mechanical2024 IMCn/a
Fuel Gas2024 IFGCn/a

Sources

Common questions

What building code does Wyoming use?

Wyoming uses 2024 IBC. It is administered by the Wyoming Department of Fire Prevention and Electrical Safety (State Fire Marshal's Office); codes adopted by the Council on Fire Prevention and Electrical Safety and Electrical Board.

Do cities in Wyoming amend the state code?

Local amendments are adopted by ordinance at the city or county level. Confirm with the building department that reviews your permit.

Check a plan set against Wyoming code

Knowing the adopted edition is the easy half. Architechtura reads your drawings, resolves which of these provisions actually apply to the project, and returns the corrections a plan checker would write up, each one cited to the section it came from.

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Compiled from published state and municipal adoption ordinances. Local governments amend their codes on their own schedule, and a pending ordinance can change what applies to your permit. Confirm the governing edition with the building department before you submit. This page is reference information, not a code determination.