Disproportionate share hospital payments of $4.552 million fund level I trauma centers and children's hospitals with substantial medical education programs and high Medicaid patient volumes.
School-based ACCESS Program updates Medicaid plan documentation to align with federal CMS guidance while maintaining current payment rates and methodology for school health services to eligible students.
Pennsylvania Department of Human Services distributes $4.587 million in supplemental Medicaid payments to qualifying hospitals operating level 1 trauma centers, comprehensive burn centers, and nursing schools in second-class cities based on inpatien…
The Department of Transportation accepts public comments June 15–30, 2026 on the 2027 Statewide Transportation Improvement Program listing federally funded transportation projects.
Fish and Boat Commission proposes removing a Yellow Breeches Creek section in Cumberland County from catch-and-release-only designation to permit additional fishing methods.
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission is accepting motor carrier applications for passenger paratransit, household goods moving, and group/party service; formal protests and interventions due by June 22, 2026.
Six water infrastructure projects (four clean water and two drinking water) completed environmental assessments for PENNVEST funding consideration, with public comment open until July 13, 2026.
Department of Environmental Protection updates technical guidance on surface water diversions with corrected applicability descriptions and organizational charts; effective June 13, 2026.
The Department of Environmental Protection accepts public comments for 30 days on pending water discharge permits (NPDES and WQM) for sewage treatment, industrial facilities, stormwater, and agricultural operations through regional offices.
Pennsylvania's maximum lawful residential mortgage interest rate for July 2026 is 7.25%, determined by adding 2.50 percentage points to the current long-term government bond yield.
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