The Florida Association of Code Enforcement (F.A.C.E.) is a non-profit, member-driven professional association established to provide training, certification, professional development, advocacy, and networking for municipal and county code enforcement officers and related professionals across Florida. F.A.C.E. promotes standards and best practices in code enforcement to protect public health, safety, and property values.
Typically pursues policies that advance training and certification standards for code enforcement personnel, support municipal and county code enforcement ordinances and implementation, and promote public health and safety, property maintenance and nuisance abatement, housing code enforcement, intergovernmental coordination, and funding for enforcement and education programs.
Primarily funded by membership dues, annual conference and training/certification fees, event sponsorships, and occasional grants or donations.
Regional FACE chapters (e.g., Tampa Bay Association of Code Enforcement, Central Florida Code Enforcement Association, Southern Florida Association of Code Enforcement), partnerships with the John Scott Dailey Florida Institute of Government/University of South Florida for certification delivery, and connections with national organizations such as the American Association of Code Enforcement.
Non-profit professional association (membership organization)
