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Rockledge Building Division Enhances Services with New Permitting Software and Code Updates
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Rockledge Building Division Enhances Services with New SmartGOV Permitting Software and Florida Building Code 8th Edition 2023 Updates

Rockledge's Building Division has implemented new SmartGOV permitting software and adopted the Florida Building Code 8th Edition 2023. This update streamlines services for residents and businesses, with all new applications now managed through the SmartGOV platform.

10/05/2026 · Florida edition

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The Rockledge Community Development Department implemented new permitting software, SmartGOV from Granicus, to streamline services for residents and businesses. This change, which went live recently, means all new applications for permits, code enforcement, and business tax receipts now go through the SmartGOV platform. The previous BS&A portal is no longer available for submissions.

This update directly affects anyone planning construction, renovations, or needing to interact with code enforcement or business tax receipts in Rockledge. The shift to SmartGOV aims to improve efficiency and customer service, making these processes more accessible and user-friendly for the community.

In addition to the software upgrade, the City of Rockledge adopted the Florida Building Code 8th Edition 2023. This means the Building Division will no longer accept applications or supporting documents that reference past editions of the Florida Building Code. Individuals needing up-to-date forms or packets can email the Building Department with their request.

The Building Division's mission is to safeguard the public and promote health, safety, and welfare through consistent enforcement of the Florida Building Code, the Florida Fire Prevention Code, and the City of Rockledge Land Development Regulations. The division emphasizes equitable treatment for all individuals and strives for fair, consistent enforcement of all codes and regulations. It also aims for excellence in plan review and inspection, focusing on timely, efficient, and friendly service to all citizens.

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