Arizona regulations
- Department of Environmental Quality - Safe Drinking Water: Final Expedited Rulemaking on Incorporation of Federal Regulations (R18-4-102, R18-4-107, R18-4-111, R18-4-117)July 3, 2026
Arizona Department of Environmental Quality updates safe drinking water rules to incorporate July 1, 2025 federal regulations (40 CFR 141 and 142), including Lead and Copper Rule Improvements; effective June 11, 2026.
- Department of Administration - State Procurement Office: Notice of Rulemaking Docket Opening for Expedited Procurement Rules (R2-7-101 et al.)July 3, 2026
Arizona Department of Administration opens rulemaking docket to expedite procurement rules across multiple sections, implementing mandatory five-year review findings approved November 4, 2025.
- Arizona Department of Environmental Quality - Air Quality Improvement Planning, Rillito Nonattainment Area PM10 StandardsJuly 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.
- Arizona Department of Environmental Quality - Emergency Planning and Hazardous Materials, Tier II Fee Structure Amendment, R26-105July 3, 2026
Arizona Department of Environmental Quality increases Tier II Emergency and Hazardous Chemical Inventory Reporting fees to address a $44,000 annual deficit in the Emergency Response Fund.
- Office of the Governor - Executive Commutation for Ryan MichellJuly 3, 2026
This document concerns an executive commutation for an individual and does not relate to US small-business regulations or grant opportunities, so I cannot provide a summary according to my instructions.
- Arizona Department of Agriculture, Animal Services Division - Substantive Policy Statement SP 26-01, Exception to Entry Permit Number RequirementJuly 3, 2026
Arizona Department of Agriculture allows livestock importers to bypass entry permit requirements when submitting electronic Certificates of Veterinary Inspection directly to the USAHerds database, effective June 11, 2026.
- Arizona Department of Agriculture, Animal Services Division - Rescission of Substantive Policy Statement SP 24-02 and Adoption of SP 26-01July 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…
- Department of Environmental Quality - Emergency Planning and Hazardous Materials: Notice of Rulemaking Docket Opening for Emergency Planning and Community Right to Know RulesJuly 3, 2026
Arizona Department of Environmental Quality opens rulemaking docket to update Emergency Planning and Community Right to Know rules and Tier II chemical inventory reporting requirements for hazardous materials handlers.
- Department of Environmental Quality - Air Pollution Control: Notice of Rulemaking Docket Opening for Rillito PM10 Nonattainment Area (R18-2-F1301)July 3, 2026
Arizona Department of Environmental Quality opens rulemaking docket R18-2-F1301 to establish PM10 control measures for the CalPortland Rillito cement plant in the Rillito nonattainment area to meet Clean Air Act standards.
- 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…
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