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Date: June 13, 2018

To: Members and Prospective Members of Peninsula Chapter, ICC

From: Bill Mayne - President

APPLICATION/RENEWAL NOTICE

The ICC Peninsula Chapter membership fee for the fiscal year (July 1^st, 2018 through June 30^th, 2019) is $30.00 for Primary member and $15.00 for each Associate of the Primary member.  Membership in this chapter will give you an opportunity to keep abreast of the activities of the ICC plus opportunities to learn from your peers. Please fill out the form below and mail it along with your membership dues. This will keep you on the mailing list, or if you are not a member, your membership due submittal will enroll you as a member and you will be placed on the mailing list.

Sincerely,

Bill Mayne

President, Peninsula Chapter of ICC

SCHOOL OUTREACH

The ICC Peninsula Chapter Membership/Outreach Committee would like to bring our message about building safety to schools in your jurisdiction. With the new school year starting, now is the perfect time for you to contact your local schools about our presentation. Here is some information about our presentation:

 2nd through 4th grades are the best target audience for our presentation

 60 minute assembly is the ideal time for us to provide an effective presentation

 200 students are the maximum number for an effective presentation. For large schools, we can provide multiple presentations.

 Local media – The outreach committee will reach out to the local media and invite them to the presentation.

Our committee members will provide the presentation. We also highly encourage the Building Official and/or Building Department staff members of the local jurisdiction participate in the presentation.

Content of Presentation: We will introduce the students to the public safety triangle and our role as the "quiet heroes". We will show a short video about our roles in providing building safety and will provide a "show and tell" with several building related props. We will emphasize the importance of working smoke alarms and carbon monoxide alarms and alert them to potential hazards such as the "electrical octopus" that may be present in their home. At the end of each presentation, the students will be "deputized" as Junior Building Inspectors and will be provided with a play hard hat.

PLEASE CONTACT YOUR LOCAL SCHOOLS AND ENCOURAGE THEM TO SCHEDULE A PRESENTATION TODAY!

For additional information or to schedule a presentation, please contact Susan O’Brien at [email protected] or Patricia Kutzmann at [email protected]