South Carolina Executive Order 2026-08 authorizes the National Guard to provide emergency wildfire assistance to Georgia under the Emergency Management Assistance Compact, effective immediately.
South Carolina Department of Archives and History repeals Regulations 12-901 through 12-906.16 on school district retention schedules, allowing direct issuance of schedules under Act 47 of 2003 amendments to Section 30-1-90(B).
South Carolina Department of Archives and History repeals Regulations 12-601 through 12-611.11 for municipal records retention schedules, allowing schedules to be issued and updated through agency website instead of state regulation.
South Carolina Department of Archives and History repeals Regulations 12-1100 through 12-1124 to streamline data processing records retention schedules by allowing direct issuance instead of regulatory process.
Executive Order No. 2026-08 authorizes South Carolina to deploy emergency management assistance to Georgia under the EMAC framework in response to declared emergencies or disasters.
South Carolina Building Codes Council adopts 2024 International Mechanical Code modifications affecting exhaust duct installation, refrigerant classification, and shaft enclosure requirements for mechanical contractors and HVAC installers.
State Board of Financial Institutions proposes regulations allowing state-chartered savings and loan associations to offer graduated payment adjustable mortgage loan instruments without General Assembly review.
State Board of Financial Institutions proposes regulations for first mortgage real estate loans by state-chartered banks to establish residential mortgage lending standards.
State Board of Financial Institutions proposes new regulations for FHA-insured home improvement loans offered by savings and loan associations.
Department of Environmental Services proposes new well construction and maintenance standards through a regulatory drafting process open to public comment.
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