Illinois Department of Transportation repeals previous vending machine regulations in rest areas, effective July 7, 2026, replacing them with comprehensive new rules for location, placement, and operation.
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker proclaims June 26, 2026, as 62626 Day in Carlinville to celebrate the numerical alignment of the date with the city's ZIP code and recognize local businesses and historic landmarks.
Illinois Department of Early Childhood recodifies child care services rules under 50 Ill. Adm. Code 206050, establishing eligibility and service delivery methods including direct payment, vouchers, and contracts for children under 13 with priority f…
Illinois Department of Public Health proposes amendments to multiple acts and administrative codes covering sex offender management, emergency management, electronic monitoring, latex glove bans, civil procedure, support persons, and automated exter…
Illinois Department of Early Childhood recodifies child care services rules under 50 Ill. Adm. Code 206050, establishing eligibility for children under 13 and defining payment methods including direct payment, purchase contracts, vouchers, and commu…
Department of Human Services proposes amendments updating income thresholds and monthly co-payment amounts for public aid recipients across family sizes of three to nine members.
Illinois Department of Transportation Chief Procurement Officer publishes July 2026 regulatory agenda outlining planned rulemaking and procurement activities.
Department of Human Services amendments to public aid program regulations reflect ongoing adjustments to eligibility criteria and requirements spanning from 1983 through 2009.
Illinois Department of Public Health amends hospice residence licensure regulations under 80 Ill. Adm. Code 280, affecting inpatient care facility requirements for nursing standards, admissions, and operations; effective June 26, 2026.
Department of Human Services emergency amendments update income thresholds and monthly co-payment amounts for public aid recipients in families of 4-9 members.
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