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Building Codes Division (BCD)

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Information you need to do building and remodeling projects right the first time and protect the safety and value of your home.   Contact Us Also look at the Quick Permits Web site to see if your jurisdiction is participating Whom do I contact to get a permit? To learn more about hiring contractors To check a license   Also look at the Quick Permits Web site to see if your jurisdiction is prticipating For more information about the Permits Protect program, contact the Permits Protect Manager.   Whom do I contact to get a permit? Homeowners must apply for a permit at the building department that has jurisdiction over their city or county. To find your local building department, you can call your nearest city hall and ask what building jurisdiction you should contact for your permit or check out the links below. Be sure to mention your address and the type of work you are planning.   The following are links to the building departments in the Tri-County area of Washington, Clackamas and Multnomah counties, to all building jurisdictions in the state of Oregon, and as a courtesy to our neighbors to the north, to the building departments of SW Washington.   Building departments in Clackamas, Multnomah, and Washington counties All building departments in Oregon Building departments in SW Washington

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