Electrical Contractor License
If you work as an electrical contractor in Mt. Vernon, you must have a valid Electrical Contractor License. This helps make sure electrical work in our community is done safely and follows the rules.
License Details
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The license costs $90.00
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Licenses are renewed every year from May 1 to April 30
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You must renew by June 1 or your license will be terminated
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If your license is terminated, you must reapply and pay all necessary fees
- You must have a qualified Supervising Electrician listed on your license
How To Apply
You can:
- Complete and submit the application online
- Download the application and bring it to the Engineering and Inspections Office at City Hall.
Who Can Be a Supervising Electrician?
To get a license, you must have at least one Supervising Electrician who:
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Is 21 years old or older
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Has journeyman-level electrical qualifications
Proof of journeyman qualifications can be shown by:
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A union journeyman wireman card (photocopy required), or
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A certificate of journeyman from an approved testing center (70% passing score required)
If you need to take the test, contact Pearson VUE at 1-877-234-6082 and schedule exam F17 at a nearby testing center. The test is open-book and based on the 2008 or later National Electric Code (NFPA 70 NEC).
If the Supervising Electrician Leaves
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The City must be notified within 10 days
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The company has 60 days to name a new qualified Supervising Electrician
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If no replacement is named within 60 days, the license will be terminated and the company must reapply
Contact Information
Engineering and Inspections Administration
1100 Main Street
Mount Vernon IL 62864
See on map: Google Maps
Office Hours
Monday - Friday
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Phone: (618) 242-6830
City Engineer
Brad Ruble
Email: brad.ruble@mtvernon.com