Department of Transportation proposes repealing three outdated regulations covering private driveway entrances, erosion control, and bus shelters to align with current statutory and stormwater management standards.
South Carolina Human Affairs Commission Document No. 5453 establishes fair employment practices regulations affecting all employers in the state.
Department of Environmental Services proposes regulations governing solar energy systems and access to restricted information through a drafting notice seeking public input.
Executive Order No. 2026-05 appoints an individual to serve as Bamberg County Treasurer.
Executive Order No. 2026-04 authorizes paid leave for state employees affected by severe weather conditions that disrupt normal operations.
Executive Order No. 2026-08 authorizes South Carolina to deploy emergency management assistance to Georgia under the Emergency Management Assistance Compact (EMAC) during declared emergencies or disasters.
Department of Environmental Services notice establishes a public comment period for a voluntary cleanup contract and contribution protection provisions at the Friedham Road Landfill Facility for environmental remediation.
State Commission on Higher Education opens regulatory drafting process for Palmetto Fellows Scholarship Program and solicits public comment on proposed changes.
South Carolina HOPE Scholarship regulations are in the drafting phase with public comment period open for proposed program changes.
Proposed air pollution control regulations establish standards and requirements to comply with federal law and are exempt from state General Assembly review.
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