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  • WSR 26-13-073 PROPOSED RULES SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
June 15, 2026

Washington Superintendent of Public Instruction proposes amendments to school district budgeting and accounting rules covering budget basis, receivables, extensions, soundness reviews, and interfund loans.

  • WSR 26-13-058 PERMANENT RULES WASHINGTON STATE SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND
    June 12, 2026

    Washington State School for the Blind adopts supplemental student conduct procedures for Title IX violation allegations to comply with federal Education Amendments of 1972 regulations.

  • WSR 26-13-057 PERMANENT RULES UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
    June 12, 2026

    University of Washington updates administrative rules to align current operations, clarify definitions, and remove redundant language duplicating existing law.

  • WSR 26-13-059 PERMANENT RULES UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
    June 12, 2026

    University of Washington updates permanent rules to align current operations and adjusts public records copy fees per state law requirements.

  • WSR 26-13-064 PERMANENT RULES DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH (Board of Nursing)
    June 12, 2026

    Washington State Board of Nursing updates nursing regulations to replace outdated references to the health professional services program with the neutral term "approved substance use disorder monitoring program" following the program's September 12,…

  • WSR 26-13-065 PREPROPOSAL STATEMENT OF INQUIRY DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
    June 12, 2026

    Washington Department of Health is considering accreditation fees for opioid treatment programs under chapter 246-341 WAC to implement SB 5988 and recover costs for federal compliance services.

  • WSR 26-13-066 EMERGENCY RULES DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE
    June 12, 2026

    Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife closes clam, mussel, and oyster harvests on public beaches in Marine Areas 9 and 12 effective immediately until further notice due to emergency conditions.

  • WSR 26-13-062 PERMANENT RULES DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
    June 12, 2026

    Washington Department of Health adopts permanent rule amendments to WAC 246-329-020 and 246-329-055 incorporating new accreditation requirements for birthing centers.

  • WSR 26-13-063 PREPROPOSAL STATEMENT OF INQUIRY DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
    June 12, 2026

    Washington Department of Health proposes amendments to radiologic technologist supervision rules in WAC 246-926 to implement HB 2113 and define general, direct, and virtual direct supervision levels for imaging technologists performing parenteral pr…

  • WSR 26-13-061 PERMANENT RULES PIERCE COLLEGE
    June 12, 2026

    Pierce College establishes permanent rules prohibiting smoking on campus grounds and facilities.

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