North Carolina regulations

North Carolina's 182-hour Detention Officer Certification Course establishes mandatory curriculum standards across legal, physical, practical, and medical training units, effective June 1, 2026.

North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission establishes fishing and hunting license fees ranging from $7.00 to $2,019.00 by license type and residency, effective July 1, 2026.

North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission commercial permits for unlicensed activities on agency property cost $102 for use permits and $51–$255 for event permits, plus $3 per participant, effective January 1, 2025.

North Carolina's Turnaround Model rule requires low-performing schools to submit reform applications by February 28 with governance changes, academic targets, and staffing plans, then report annually on implementation progress; effective June 1, 202…

North Carolina architects and interior designers must maintain current contact information with the Board and report adverse actions including criminal charges, convictions, and disciplinary proceedings within 30 days; rule readopted effective June …

North Carolina architecture and interior design firms must be organized as sole proprietorships, professional LLCs, LLPs, professional corporations, or general partnerships with all practitioners properly licensed; rule effective June 1, 2026.

North Carolina rule 21 NCAC 02 .0210 prohibits persons found by a court or physician to be mentally or physically impaired from practicing architecture or interior design; readopted effective June 1, 2026.

North Carolina Administrative Code 21 NCAC 02 .0214 establishes firm licensure and registration requirements for architecture and interior design practices, including ownership restrictions, resident practitioner oversight, and renewal deadlines by …

North Carolina Architecture Board readopts procedures for architects to obtain Emeritus Status upon retirement, requiring application disclosure of retirement status and cessation of professional practice; effective June 1, 2026.

North Carolina interior designer registration requires CIDQ educational standards, NCIDQ Examination passage, and application submission; rule readopted effective June 1, 2026.