Pennsylvania regulations

The Department of Health's Statewide HIV Planning Group meets May 20-21, 2026, to conduct integrated prevention and care planning with community partners for comprehensive HIV services.

Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection holds in-person and virtual State Water Plan committee meetings May through October 2026 to update comprehensive water resources planning with regional and statewide stakeholder input.

Department of Environmental Protection accepts permit applications for water discharges, stormwater management, and wastewater treatment under the Clean Water Act, with public comment periods at regional offices.

The Department of Banking and Securities approved two new banking branches and processed one closure during the week ending April 14, 2026.

Delaware River Basin Commission holds a public hearing May 6, 2026, and business meeting June 11, 2026, to review water resource project applications and budgets affecting the basin.

Lehigh County establishes Mental Health Court under 42 Pa.C.S.A. § 916 to provide court-supervised treatment programs for criminal offenders with serious mental illness, reducing recidivism through individualized care and probation supervision.

Lancaster County established a Constable Review Board to investigate complaints and disputes involving constables' performance and misconduct, with recommendations to the President Judge who holds final authority.

Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission lists six motor carrier applications and one broker application with a May 11, 2026 deadline for filing protests regarding applicant fitness to operate.

State Board of Medicine requires physicians to complete mandatory education in organ and tissue donation, opioid prescribing, and emergency restrictions; rules effective May 1, 2026.

Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board authorizes temporary regulations for new side wagers and game variations across table games in licensed casinos, effective immediately.

Pennsylvania's Department of Banking and Securities sets the maximum lawful residential mortgage interest rate at 7.25% for May 2026, calculated by adding 2.50 percentage points to the long-term government bond yield.

Pennsylvania State Conservation Commission approved odor management plans for eight concentrated animal operations across the state; affected operators have 30 days to appeal decisions to the Environmental Hearing Board.

Pennsylvania Bureau of Professional and Occupational Affairs filed disciplinary action against Beltin Auto Sales, LLC and Jose R. Rivera for vehicle dealer law violations with a 30-day deadline to respond or face license suspension and penalties up …

Pennsylvania-American Water Company seeks approval to provide wastewater service to Summit View Development in York County, with intervention deadline May 4, 2026.

Keystone Transportation, LLC faces $350 in penalties for regulatory violations and has 20 days to file an answer or settle the complaint with the Public Utility Commission.