Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife implements emergency rules on department lands to reduce wildfire risk and protect human health, safety, and wildlife habitat during high fire danger periods.
Washington Department of Health Pharmacy Quality Assurance Commission proposes updating WAC 246-945-043 to modernize references and clarify identifying information for designated nonnarcotic stimulant drugs.
Washington Superintendent of Public Instruction emergency rule implements SSB 5412 (2025) procedures for school district real property sales and interfund loan interest charges during binding conditions or enhanced financial oversight.
Washington State Superintendent of Public Instruction emergency rules clarify how special education staff count toward K-3 class size and physical, social, and emotional support ratio compliance following E2SSB 5263 (2025) allocation changes.
Washington State Board of Health announces public meetings in compliance with the Open Public Meetings Act; specific dates and locations available through the state health department.
Washington Department of Children, Youth, and Families revises receiving care and behavioral rehabilitation services rules in chapter 110-50 WAC to comply with the D.S. Settlement Agreement and clarify service requirements.
Transportation Commission publishes semi-annual rules development agenda identifying potential regulatory changes for Washington State transportation policy.
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife emergency rule opens recreational spring Chinook fishing in Deep River and Columbia River sections from Rocky Point/Tongue Point to Highway 730.
Washington State Health Care Authority's Health Care Cost Transparency Board advisory committee on primary care holds regular meetings throughout 2026 as published in the official meeting schedule.
Washington Department of Health Office of Community Health Systems issues policy statement WSR 26-13-011 establishing guidance for community health system operations and compliance requirements.
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