Maryland Department of Budget and Management withdraws proposed amendments to recruitment and employment examination regulations published April 17, 2026.
State Board of Education proposes amendments to educator licensure disciplinary action and denial procedures under COMAR 13A.12.06 authority.
Maryland's Prescription Drug Affordability Board proposes amendments to upper payment limit regulations for prescription drugs; specific changes are detailed in pending proposals.
Maryland's Prescription Drug Affordability Board proposes amendments to upper payment limit regulations under COMAR 14.01.07.02 to establish pricing controls on prescription drugs.
Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing, and Regulation increases industrialized building construction fees, including residential insignia fees from $50 to $70, plan review from $25 to $50 per hour, and inspection fees from $10 to $50 per half-hour.
State Board of Education proposes amendments to local boards of education regulations under COMAR 13A.02.01 to modify local school administration authority.
Maryland Prescription Drug Affordability Board sets upper payment limit for Jardiance at $6.80 per unit or $204 per 30-day supply, effective January 1, 2027, with annual CPI-U inflation adjustments and automatic suspension during FDA-identified shor…
Maryland Cannabis Administration amends regulations for medical claims, conditional license extensions, grower labor standards, product categories including sublingual pouches, and hearing procedures under COMAR 14.17.01, 14.17.05, 14.17.10, 14.17.1…
Maryland Health Care Commission is reviewing a bed rights acquisition by Montcare Healthcare, LLC at three Montgomery County nursing facilities that would give the company control of 714 beds (15.6% of county supply); public comments close July 3, 2…
Maryland Board of Pharmacy regulation amends examination and professional experience program requirements under COMAR 10.34.02, effective as emergency action with details previously published May 15, 2026.
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