Federal air quality compliance regulations establish state-level air pollution control standards and measures; document is exempt from General Assembly review.
South Carolina State Board of Funeral Service opens public comment period on proposed regulatory changes to funeral service licensing and operations.
South Carolina HOPE Scholarship regulatory drafting notice opens public comment period on proposed changes to the scholarship program's existing requirements and eligibility criteria.
State Commission on Higher Education is drafting regulations for the Palmetto Fellows Scholarship Program and inviting public comment on proposed changes to scholarship eligibility and administration.
South Carolina Department of Public Health Certificate of Need notices inform the public of healthcare facility applications or approvals for required certificates for major capital expenditures and new services.
Department of Environmental Services opens a public comment period on a voluntary cleanup contract and contribution protection agreement for the Friedham Road Landfill Facility environmental remediation project.
Department of Public Health issues 2026 State Health Plan for Certificate of Need program administration with scheduled public hearings for healthcare facility projects.
Executive Order No. 2026-04 authorizes paid leave for state employees affected by severe weather conditions that disrupt normal operations.
Executive Order No. 2026-07 appoints an individual to serve as a member of Dorchester County Council.
Department of Environmental Services publishes its 2026 Annual Monitoring Network Plan for public information and comment on environmental monitoring activities.
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