LANSING, MI — The Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA) today announced the successful completion of the 2026 Michigan Code Collaborative Conference, bringing together more than 400 builders, inspectors, design professionals, and industry partners for a day of training and knowledge sharing. Held in Lansing, the conference focused on strengthening partnerships, providing education about the construction code, and supporting public safety across Michigan.
“The Michigan Code Collaborative Conference demonstrates LARA’s commitment to public safety while supporting our state’s construction and development community.” said Marlon I. Brown, Director of LARA. “By bringing industry professionals together to exchange ideas and learn from one another, we can strengthen consistency in code administration and promote safe, quality construction across our state.”
Hosted by LARA’s Bureau of Construction Codes, the full-day conference featured informational sessions and panel discussions covering emerging technologies, recent code updates, workforce development, energy efficiency, and other topics impacting Michigan’s construction industry.
“Proactive engagement with our stakeholders is a key part of LARA’s mission and strategic plan.” said Andrew Brisbo, Director of the LARA Bureau of Construction Codes. “We look forward to building on this year's success in future conferences.”
For more information on the Michigan Code Collaborative Conference and upcoming training opportunities, visit LARA’s Bureau of Construction Codes website.
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