Department of Environmental Quality opens rulemaking docket to amend Advanced Water Purification licensing timeframes in Title 18, Chapter 1, Article 5 to streamline requirements and align with current industry standards.
Citizens Clean Elections Commission rule R2-20-702 prohibits participating candidates from using clean elections funds for personal expenses, legal defense costs, excessive meals, or above-market-value payments to family members.
Arizona Industrial Commission proposes amendments to wage claims, youth employment, and minimum wage procedures, extending wage claim investigation response deadlines from 14 to 21 days and allowing virtual posting of required employer notices.
Department of Environmental Quality amends water quality program fee adjustment methodology to use point-to-point CPI measurement instead of annual average and rounds down to nearest cent rather than nearest $10.
Department of Health Services opens rulemaking docket to update child care group home regulations in Title 9, Chapter 3, clarifying language, correcting cross-references, and ensuring consistency with current formatting and statutory requirements.
Department of Environmental Quality opens rulemaking docket to amend Advanced Water Purification rules in Title 18, Chapter 5 to clarify requirements, streamline regulations, and align with current technology and industry standards.
Department of Environmental Quality opens rulemaking docket to amend Advanced Water Purification rules in Title 18, Chapter 9 for aquifer protection permits, recycled water use, and water purification standards.
Department of Environmental Quality opens rulemaking docket to amend Advanced Water Purification rules in Title 18, Chapter 14 covering water quality protection fees, public water system design review fees, and certified operator fees.
Industrial Commission of Arizona opens rulemaking docket for youth employment, wage claims, and minimum wage rules under Title 20, Chapter 5, Articles 9, 10, and 12.
Arizona Industrial Commission opens rulemaking docket approved May 27, 2026, to amend rules governing youth employment, wage claims, minimum wage, and earned paid sick time across multiple regulatory articles.
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