Last updated: August 6, 2006

Electrical Codes
Only the Kansas Fire Prevention Code is mandatory statewide. Local jurisdictions may amend the fire code to make it more stringent. The 2002 NEC was adopted on January 1, 2003, but it pertains statewide only to state-owned buildings.

Licensing: Electrical Inspectors/Services
No main board; left to local jurisdictions

No state licensing requirements for electrical inspectors/electricians

Licensing: Contractors
With the exception of asbestos abatement and water well drilling, Kansas doesn't license construction contractors at the state level. But you should check for licensing requirements at the local level. 

State Websites
Here is a list of governmental websites to find the latest licensing and code information.

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