About
The Florida Association of Code Enforcement, Inc. was established in 1989. We are a self supporting, non-profit organization, often referred to as "F.A.C.E." Our more than 2,000 members include professionals involved in the enforcement of health, safety, and environmental regulations or otherwise responsible for the enforcement of municipal, county, regional, state, or federal codes in the State of Florida.
The purpose of F.A.C.E. is to study and advance the science and practice of code enforcement in the State of Florida through training; certification; and the exchange of ideas, information and code enforcement techniques.
The goals of the Florida Association of Code Enforcement are:
- to develop code enforcement training and application standards
- to improve service and the quality of life for citizens throughout the state
- to further the interests of the profession, and
- to promote fellowship and understanding among our members.
In keeping with our goals, F.A.C.E. has developed an educational curriculum for certification of code enforcement personnel. Our members have determined there is a need for state recognition of the code enforcement profession, and the role we collectively play in protecting, preserving, and promoting the quality of life in the State of Florida.