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01/08/2013

The January issue of NFPA News, our codes and standards newsletter, is now available.

In this issue:

Comments sought on proposed TIAs on NFPA 59A, 99, 130, 502, 1001, 1917, 1971, and 2112
Call for nominations for Standards Council Service Awards
Committee Leadership Conference
Standards Forum
Committees seeking members
Committees soliciting public input
Committee meetings calendar

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Posted by Debbie Baio on 01/08/2013 at 10:10 AM in Codes and standards, Newsletters | Permalink

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Good to know that there is a free issue of the NFPA updates since it concerns the general public. Any new thing that comes in the organization should be shared to communities since they are active participants in fire prevention and suppression in their location.

Posted by: Stephanie Willette | 01/17/2013 at 02:15 AM

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