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To our Texas Electrical License Holders, Elite CEU is happy to announce our Texas Electrical License Renewal Package. Designed specifically to meet the States requirements, it includes the mandatory 2026 NEC.

Commission Adopts Rules
09/01/2026

The Texas Commission of Licensing and Regulation adopted amendments to an existing rule at 16 Texas Administrative Code (TAC), Chapter 73, §73.100, regarding the Electricians program. The adopted amendments adopt the 2026 National Electrical Code as the state electrical code, with a limited exception pertaining to ground-fault circuit interrupter requirements for certain outdoor outlets.
The adoption justification was published in the August 28, 2026, issue of the Texas Register (51 TexReg 5776). The updated rule chapter will be available in the Texas Administrative Code upon its effective date of September 1, 2026.

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FLORIDA CONTRACTORS - YOU NEED TO KNOW

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Introducing the 2026 Florida Certified and Registered Specialty Contractors State Package

The “Florida Certified and Registered Specialty Contractors State Package” is a comprehensive 7-hour course designed specifically for Florida specialty contractors seeking to renew their professional licenses.

In Florida, state law requires licensed contractors to complete continuing education as part of the renewal process to ensure they stay up to date with current regulations, industry standards, and best practices.

This package fulfills the mandatory 7-hour education requirement, covering essential topics that help contractors maintain compliance, enhance their skills, and continue delivering quality services throughout the state.

Introducing the 2026 Florida Certified and Registered Electrical Contractors Renewal Package

This comprehensive package is tailored for Certified and Registered Electrical Contractors in Florida, ensuring full compliance with the 2026 state renewal regulations. Our package is designed to help streamline the renewal process and includes all required continuing education courses.

* Covers all 11 to 13 hours of state-required continuing education, including technical, business, safety, false alarm study, workers’ compensation, and Florida laws and rules topics.
* Updated to reflect any changes in 2026 renewal requirements.

With this package, contractors can renew their licenses confidently and on time, meeting every state requirement for the 2026 renewal cycle.

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Final Call: Montana Fire Alarm License Renewal Deadline May 31

Montana licensed fire alarm installers, salespeople, and servicers, if you haven’t renewed your license yet, now is the time. May 31 is the final day to send your renewal to the Department of Labor
Business Standards Division, Fire Prevention Licensing

What You Need to Renew

* Completed renewal application
* Renewal fee
* Proof of 4 hours of approved continuing education (CEUs)

Bonus: Apply Your CEUs to NICET

Remember, the continuing education you complete for Montana can also count toward your NICET renewal. Many approved courses qualify.

Why This Matters

If you work without a valid Montana license, you risk fines, legal trouble, and losing contracts. General contractors and clients check licenses. Don’t let an expired license stop your business.
Make sure to submit your renewal by May 31.

Don’t wait. Renew now.

Your Montana Fire Alarm License Renewal Deadline is May 31

If you hold a Montana license as a fire alarm installer, salesperson, or servicer, please note that May 31 is the deadline to renew. If you miss the deadline, your license will lapse, and you won’t be able to work until it’s restored.

What You Need to Do
Renewal is managed through the Montana Department of Labor Business Standards Division, Fire Prevention Licensing. Include your completed application and fee, along with proof of 4 approved continuing education units (CEUs). These CEUs help you stay informed about code changes, new technologies, and safety standards. If you don’t have the hours, renewal will not be possible.

Why Renewing Matters
First, it’s required by law. Operating without a valid license may result in fines, citations, or even business suspension. Second, your reputation can benefit from staying current. Clients and general contractors often check license status, and a current license demonstrates reliability. Third, insurance and liability coverage usually require an active license. A lapse could affect your coverage if something happens on a job.

Don’t Wait
The renewal process takes some time, so consider submitting your materials early to avoid any last-minute issues. A few hours of training now can help keep your business on track throughout the year.

Stay compliant. Stay current. Renew by May 31.

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