Ohio Department of Natural Resources completed its five-year review of OAC 1501-3-05 selection process and determined no regulatory changes are needed; filing completed June 24, 2026.
Clark State College rescinds OAC 3358:5-3-07 governing employee separation procedures; rule filed June 24, 2026 and effective July 8, 2026.
Ohio Department of Children and Youth proposes rescission of OAC 5180:2-33-70 governing statewide automated child welfare information system access; filed June 24, 2026.
Ohio Department of Natural Resources completed its five-year review of OAC 1501-3-06 and determined no regulatory changes are required; filing completed June 24, 2026.
Clark State College rescinds OAC 3358:5-3-25 work expectations policy; effective July 8, 2026.
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency proposes amendments to administrative code definitions under OAC 3745-80-01; filed June 24, 2026.
Ohio EPA proposes amendments to water quality-based effluent limitation procedures under OAC 3745-2-04, filed June 24, 2026.
Oklahoma Attorney General's Environmental Background Investigation rule OAC 109:6-1-03 on fingerprinting requires no changes after five-year review filed June 24, 2026.
Department of Children and Youth proposes OAC 5180:3-1-11 establishing administrative requirements for agencies under the Multiethnic Placement Act; rule filed June 24, 2026.
Oklahoma Department of Children and Youth establishes procedures for filing discrimination complaints involving race, color, or national origin in foster care and adoption processes under OAC 5180:3-1-03, filed June 24, 2026.
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