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Recent Arizona regulations affecting small businesses, July 2026, page 6 | Bizmoon

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Department of Environmental Quality - Air Pollution Control: Notice of Rulemaking Docket Opening - R18-2-F1301 Rillito PM10 Controls
July 3, 2026
Arizona Department of Environmental Quality opens rulemaking docket R18-2-F1301 to impose PM10 control measures on the CalPortland Rillito cement plant under Clean Air Act section 172 requirements.
Department of Environmental Quality - Emergency Planning and Hazardous Materials: Notice of Rulemaking Docket Opening - Emergency Planning and Community Right to Know

July 3, 2026

Arizona Department of Environmental Quality opens rulemaking to amend Emergency Planning and Community Right to Know rules and update Tier II inventory forms, approved by the Governor on June 8, 2026.

Arizona Department of Environmental Quality - Air Quality Improvement Planning, Rillito Nonattainment Area PM10 Standards

July 3, 2026

ADEQ is initiating rulemaking to address PM10 air quality standards in the Rillito Nonattainment Area through identification of significant emission sources and required control measures; rulemaking docket opened June 20, 2025.

Department of Environmental Quality - Safe Drinking Water: Final Expedited Rulemaking - R18-4 Incorporation of Federal Regulations

July 3, 2026

Arizona Department of Environmental Quality incorporates July 1, 2025 federal Safe Drinking Water Act regulations into state rules, effective June 11, 2026, updating requirements for consumer reporting and lead/copper testing.

Department of Administration - State Procurement Office: Proposed Expedited Rulemaking - R2-7 Procurement Rules

July 3, 2026

Arizona Department of Administration proposes expedited amendments to procurement rules (R2-7 series) to reduce administrative burdens and improve efficiency following its mandatory five-year review, with Governor approval on November 4, 2025.

Department of Administration - State Procurement Office: Proposed Expedited Rulemaking on Procurement Rules (R2-7-101 et al.)

July 3, 2026

Arizona Department of Administration's State Procurement Office proposes expedited amendments to 26 procurement rules to reduce administrative burdens, improve efficiency and transparency, and update outdated definitions following its mandatory five…

Department of Environmental Quality - Emergency Planning and Hazardous Materials: Notice of Rulemaking Docket Opening for Emergency Planning and Community Right to Know (Section TBD)

July 3, 2026

Arizona Department of Environmental Quality opens rulemaking to update Emergency Planning and Community Right to Know rules and Tier II chemical inventory forms under Title 18, Chapter 18, Article 1.

Arizona Department of Agriculture, Animal Services Division - Rescission of Substantive Policy Statement SP 24-02 and Adoption of SP 26-01

July 3, 2026

Arizona Department of Agriculture rescinds livestock entry permit policy SP 24-02 and replaces it with SP 26-01, effective June 11, 2026, allowing electronic Certificates of Veterinary Inspection to bypass permit requirements except for animals from…

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