Washington State's heating oil pollution liability insurance program transitions to a revolving loan and grant program under chapter 374-70 WAC, with updated procedures for administering remaining active claims.
Washington Department of Health's Pharmacy Quality Assurance Commission updates pharmacy rules to incorporate current federal regulations and national consensus codes without changing regulatory effect.
Washington Department of Social and Health Services updates Chapter 388-818 WAC to revise the Office of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing telecommunication equipment distribution program.
Washington Department of Health withdraws its October 21, 2025 preproposal inquiry regarding telemedicine standards for veterinary care under WAC 246-933-010 and 246-933-200.
Department of Retirement Systems proposes rule changes for medical insurance premium reimbursement to LEOFF 2 members, including law enforcement officers and firefighters.
Washington State Beef Commission holds public meetings under RCW requirements to discuss commission operations and industry matters.
Washington Department of Health Veterinary Board of Governors is soliciting public comment on proposed rule amendments to establish telehealth veterinarian-client-patient relationships under ESHB 2247.
Seattle Colleges Board of Trustees holds public meetings as scheduled in WSR 26-13-023.
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife emergency rule closes recreational hatchery Chinook retention on North Fork Nooksack River, returning the waterway to permanent fishing regulations.
Washington Department of Health Board of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery publishes notice of public meetings in compliance with state open meetings law requirements.
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