The Independent Regulatory Review Commission is scheduling final rulemakings for Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist fees and Parole Board supervisory authority transfer for public meeting review.
Pennsylvania Milk Board schedules 12 monthly public meetings for fiscal year 2026-2027 at the Agriculture Building in Harrisburg on Wednesdays at 1 p.m.
Pike County Light and Power Company's default service plan for 2027-2030 and metering infrastructure surcharge requires interested party protests or intervention filings by July 10, 2026, with a telephonic prehearing conference scheduled for July 13…
Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry updates elevator and lifting device safety standards in the Uniform Construction Code to align with national standards, effective 6 months after publication.
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission motor carrier applications for transportation authority and discontinuation requests require formal protests by July 6, 2026.
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission formal complaints against motor carriers require written answers within 20 days, with potential penalties including suspension of operating authority for violations.
Legislative Reference Bureau publishes monthly summary of documents filed without public release, including executive board resolutions for state agency labor agreements and an amended management directive on fee refunds.
CVRC OPCO, LLC seeks a Certificate of Authority from the Insurance Department to operate a continuing care retirement community in Pittsburgh; the public has 30 days to submit written comments.
New York Insurance Department is reviewing a merger application of Workmen's Benefit Fund of the U.S.A. into GBU Financial Life, with a 10-day public comment period.
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection seeks public comments on its 2026 air quality monitoring network plan by July 20, 2026.
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