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President’s Message, December 2018

RESOLUTIONS?

It’s still December, SO, Merry Christmas!

We had a wonderful Holiday Dinner at the Stockyards Restaurant, earlier this month. It was a great way to ‘Kick-off’ the Holidays and a good reminder that CSI is more than our work in the construction industry.

I have often told others, not familiar... Read more

The Reference Library Box Lunch Schedule - January 2019

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The Reference Library Box Lunch Schedule - December 2018

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President’s Message, November 2018

“Time to be Thankful”

It’s already November! the month that we set a day aside to give Thanks for our blessings.

I believe we have much to be thankful for and believe that we should give Thanks each, and every, day.

I was pleased, and thankful, for information we received from Institute regarding... Read more

CSI Southwest Region Update

The new Volunteer Portal was launched this Fall. This new application allows CSI members to register year-round, for clear, specific opportunities. Apply at CSIResources.org in the Volunteer Opportunities section. Check it out here: https://www.csiresources.org/... Read more

The Reference Library Box Lunch Schedule - November 2018

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President’s Message, October 2018

“SCARY!”

It’s October already! It rolls around so quickly, it’s scary! I guess it’s a good month to be scared, but it too will be over before we know it!

As I write this, I am getting ready to head to CONSTRUCT 2018, in Long Beach. I hope you will be attending as well. If you couldn’t make it this year, PLEASE... Read more

2018 Phoenix Building Construction Code Adoption Presentation

Tom Wandrie, Deputy Director Planning and Development Department Inspections Division, discusses the adoption process that the City of Phoenix uses including how the new codes are implemented and communicated to the development community, what new codes were adopted including code requirements and amendments that are specific to Phoenix.