Department of Environmental Quality opens rulemaking docket to amend Advanced Water Purification licensing time-frame rules in Title 18, Chapter 1, Article 5 to streamline requirements and reflect current technology standards.
Arizona Department of Environmental Quality revises water quality program fee adjustment methodology to use point-to-point CPI calculations and round fees to the nearest cent, resulting in modest fee reductions for most permit categories.
Arizona Department of Transportation opens rulemaking docket to amend regulations for Certified Ignition Interlock Device manufacturers, service providers, and technicians, with anticipated new requirements for device programming, functionality, and…
The 2026 Groundwater Protection List adds Cyclobutrifluram to reach 108 agricultural pesticide active ingredients with groundwater pollution potential; list becomes effective December 1, 2026.
Department of Transportation opens expedited rulemaking docket to amend dealer licensing rules R17-5-401 and R17-5-402 following Governor's Regulatory Review Council approval on April 7, 2026.
Department of Transportation opens rulemaking docket for Administrative Hearings rules amendments based on the Governor's Regulatory Review Council approval on July 2, 2024, incorporating technical corrections and statutory compliance updates.
Arizona Medical Board proposes amendments to licensure rules addressing universal recognition, interstate medical licensure compact procedures, mental health disclosures, and reduces malpractice disclosure requirements from indefinite to 10 years.
Department of Transportation expedited rulemaking docket opens for amendments to commercial dealer licensing rules under 17 A.A.C. Chapter 5, Article 4, clarifying licensing processes and regulatory compliance requirements.
The 2026 Groundwater Protection List adds cyclobutrifluram to 108 total agricultural pesticide active ingredients with groundwater pollution potential, effective December 1, 2026.
Department of Transportation opens rulemaking docket for amendments to Certified Ignition Interlock Device manufacturer, service provider, and technician regulations under 17 A.A.C. Chapter 5, Articles 6 and 7.
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