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  • Maryland Prescription Drug Affordability Board - COMAR 14.01.06 Implementation and Monitoring of Upper Payment Limits
    June 12, 2026

    Maryland Prescription Drug Affordability Board adopts regulations establishing upper payment limit frameworks, reporting requirements, and monitoring procedures for eligible governmental entities with minimal economic impact.

  • Department of the Environment - Water Quality Certification 25-WQC-0042 for Hansel LLC Marina Project
    June 12, 2026

    Maryland Department of the Environment issued Water Quality Certification 25-WQC-0042 for Hansel LLC's marina expansion at Deal including bulkhead replacement, dock construction, and dredging; the decision is final and subject to appeal within 30 da…

  • State Collection Agency Licensing Board - Public Meeting Notice
June 12, 2026

State Collection Agency Licensing Board holds monthly public meetings starting July 14, 2026, at 2 p.m. via Google Meet on the second Tuesday of each month.

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