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Loveland, CO SAFEbuilt is proud to announce it has partnered with Hampshire, Illinois to provide solutions that will streamline permitting and planning and offer the community an improved experience. Upon becoming Hampshire’s Village Manager, Jay Hedges wanted to challenge the system. “We have a savvy and forward-thinking board,” he said, “and we wanted to find technology to improve processes and … Continued

LOVELAND, Colo.-SAFEbuilt is honored to announce it has partnered with Sandusky County, Ohio to establish a new building code department that will manage the county’s commercial and industrial building requirements. Leveraging SAFEbuilt, Sandusky County will now have the ability to manage its own permitting and plan review – tasks previously handled by the state – … Continued

As part of the transition, Countywide’s corporate identity will be retired and its former website, countywideinspectionstx.com, integrated into safebuilt.com. However, while the name may be going away, the company’s well-earned, decades-old reputation for community involvement and providing the highest levels of personalized service isn’t going anywhere. “This is an exciting time,” Kurt Kasson, State Operation … Continued

Avenu Insights & Analytics (Avenu) and SAFEbuilt have entered into a strategic alliance to provide local government customers a unique revenue enhancement assessment tool.

SAFEbuilt completes contract negotiations with the District of Columbia’s Department of Regulatory Affairs (DCRA) to provide on-demand Building Plan and Zoning Review services.

SAFEbuilt announces the contract award for plan review services for the Town of Cicero, Illinois.

SAFEbuilt partners with communities to help them achieve their development, planning, and compliance goals to become the best version of themselves.

SAFEbuilt Signs contract to provide development plan reviews, expediting delayed development.

Muskegon code enforcers plan to start cracking down on negligent landlords after city officials recently approved seven changes to its rental ordinance.