Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries implements a mobile gear closure for Area 1A in the Gloucester/Rockport region to manage fishery resources and marine conservation objectives.
Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services holds a public hearing on May 29, 2026 to establish lead agency service rates effective January 1, 2027, with a 3.00% cost adjustment factor and estimated $3.432 million fiscal impact for F…
Massachusetts Office of the Comptroller repeals 815 CMR 3.00 regarding the Ready Payment System, with no fiscal or small business impact identified.
Massachusetts Department of Revenue emergency regulation allowed penalty waivers for sales, marijuana retail, room occupancy, and meals taxes when underpayment penalties would cause undue financial hardship; regulation expired May 5, 2026.
Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services holds public hearing on May 29, 2026 for proposed amendments to clinical laboratory service rates effective October 1, 2026, with no projected fiscal impact on state or municipal budgets.
Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries restricts mobile fishing gear in Area 1A (Gloucester/Rockport) to manage fishery resources and conservation.
The Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries closes Area 1A (Gloucester/Rockport) to mobile fishing gear to manage marine resource sustainability.
Massachusetts 603 CMR 7.10 establishes four professional standards for school administrators covering instructional leadership, management, family engagement, and professional culture, used by educator preparation programs and the Department for lic…
Division of Marine Fisheries rescinds seasonal fixed gear closures, removing prior restrictions on fixed gear fishing during specified periods.
Office of the Comptroller repeals 815 CMR 3.00 regarding the Ready Payment System, removing pages 13-18 and marking the section as reserved.
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