Arkansas Administrative Code

5 CAR § 21-102. Definitions. As used in this part: (1)(A) “Alcohol set point” or “fail point” means the line of demarcation between “pass” and “fail” of a breath test. (B) See “calibration setting”; (2)(A) “Approval” means the official endorsement of the Department of Health or i…

5 CAR § 21-103. The Office of Alcohol Testing role and functions. (a) Approval/certification by the Office of Alcohol Testing. (1) Approval. (A) Upon the demonstration by the manufacturer of a BAIID that said device meets the criteria outlined in 5 CAR § 21-105, and that manufact…

5 CAR § 21-104. Manufacturer/service provider. (a) Approval of breath alcohol ignition interlock device, manufacturer, and service provider. (1) Requirements for approval of device. The manufacturer requesting approval/certification of a BAIID shall submit: (A) A written applicat…

5 CAR § 21-105. Breath alcohol ignition interlock devices. (a) Criteria for approved devices — Features. The programmable features of the device shall comply to a reasonable degree with the state's current list of acceptable features and required driver sanctions. (b) Criteria fo…

5 CAR § 21-106. Records and reports to be provided by the manufacturer or service provider. (a) Service provider sites. (1) Subsequent to approval of a device, the manufacturer or designated representative shall furnish the Office of Alcohol Testing with the following information…

5 CAR § 21-107. Rules for the use of breath alcohol ignition interlock devices. (a) Personal responsibility. The owner of the vehicle in which a BAIID is to be installed will be responsible for the cost of any repairs necessary to get the vehicle in a condition to allow the insta…

5 CAR § 23-101. List of drug precursors. List of drug precursors: (1) Anthranilic acid and its salts; (2) Benzyl cyanide; (3) Ephedrine, its salts, optical isomers, and salts of optical isomers; (4) Ergonovine and its salts; (5) Ergotamine and its salts; (6) N-Acetylanthranilic a…

5 CAR § 23-102. License required. Every person who manufactures, possesses, transfers, or transports any drug precursor as defined by this part or who proposes to engage in the manufacture, possession, transfer, or transportation of any drug precursor as defined by this part must…

5 CAR § 23-103. Records to be kept — Order forms. (a) A manufacturer, wholesaler, retailer, or other persons who are licensed by the Department of Health to sell, transfer, or otherwise furnish any drug precursor to a person shall: (1) Make an accurate and legible record of the t…

5 CAR § 23-104. Reports of loss. The theft or loss of any drug precursor discovered by any person licensed by this part shall be reported to the Department of Health and the Division of Arkansas State Police within three (3) days after such discovery.

5 CAR § 23-105. Exemptions from license requirements. (a) The following persons are not required to be licensed under this part and may lawfully possess drug precursors: (1) Physicians; (2) Dentists; (3) Pharmacists; (4) Veterinarians; (5) Podiatrists; (6) An agent of any manufac…

5 CAR § 23-106. Fees. (a) The Department of Health shall charge a fee of twenty-five dollars ($25.00) annually to license persons to manufacture, possess, transfer, or transport any drug precursor. (b) When the department suspends or revokes a license and the revocation order bec…

5 CAR § 23-107. Denial, revocation, or suspension of license. The Department of Health may deny, revoke, or suspend a license issued pursuant to this part for any of the following reasons: (1) If a licensee is convicted of, or has accepted by a court a plea of guilty or nolo cont…

5 CAR § 40-101. Source of funds. The Special State Assets Forfeiture Fund will consist of revenues obtained under Arkansas Code § 5-64-505(i)(1)(B)(iv) and any other revenues as may be provided by law.

5 CAR § 40-102. Policies affecting funds. (a) Approval. (1) The Arkansas Alcohol and Drug Abuse Coordinating Council will determine all expenditures from the Special State Assets Forfeiture Fund. (2) In addition to proposals based on RFPs, the council may receive recommendations …

5 CAR § 40-103. Grant specifications and application process. (a) Eligible applicants include: (1) State government agencies; (2) Local government agencies; (3) Nonprofit entities; and (4) For-profit entities. (b) Requests for proposals. (1) The Office of Intergovernmental Servic…

5 CAR § 40-104. Evaluation and award of funds. (a) Processing. (1)(A) Processing applications in response to an RFP: (i) Applications must be received by the office of the Arkansas Drug Director by the deadline designated in the specifications, and must include sufficient copies …

5 CAR § 40-105. Policies affecting funding. (a) The Arkansas Alcohol and Drug Abuse Coordinating Council will make funds available through grants and interagency agreements. (b) The council will not award an application that is not consistent with its funding plan. (c)(1) Allocat…

5 CAR § 40-106. Modifications. (a) In extraordinary circumstances, the Arkansas Drug Director and/or the Arkansas Alcohol and Drug Abuse Coordinating Council may elect to allow modification of the budget or other areas of the grant award agreement. (b) All requests for modificati…

5 CAR § 40-107. Payment method. All payments will be made through the Office of Intergovernmental Services as directed by the Arkansas Alcohol and Drug Abuse Coordinating Council.

5 CAR § 40-108. Requests for reconsideration. (a) Any applicant who has been denied funding by the Arkansas Alcohol and Drug Abuse Coordinating Council must notify the Arkansas Drug Director in writing of the intent to seek reconsideration no later than ten (10) business days of …

5 CAR § 50-101. Purpose. (a) This rule establishes reasonable charges for costs of treatment that a person or entity that provides treatment may impose pursuant to Arkansas Code § 5-2-301 et seq. (b) The following rules supplement, but do not supplant, other laws and rules.…

5 CAR § 50-102. Reasonable charges for costs of treatment. (a) A person or entity subject to this rule shall be in compliance within thirty (30) days of its effective date. (b) Charges for costs of treatment may not exceed the actual cost of the treatment. (c) Collection of any c…

6 CAR § 1-101. Title. This part shall be known as the Department of Education’s “Rules Governing Education Service Cooperatives”.

6 CAR § 1-102. Definitions. As used in this part: (1) “Capital outlay expenditures” means land, land improvements, buildings, infrastructure, and equipment having a: (A) Unit value of one thousand dollars ($1,000) or more; and (B) Life expectancy of more than one (1) year; (2) “D…

6 CAR § 1-103. Board of directors. (a) Each education service cooperative shall be governed by a board of directors consisting of one (1) representative appointed by each school district board of directors within the boundary of the education service cooperative. (b) No school di…

6 CAR § 1-104. Multicounty education service cooperatives — Establishment. (a)(1) The State Board of Education is authorized to establish a statewide system of not more than fifteen (15) multicounty education service cooperatives of school districts. (2) Such education service co…

6 CAR § 1-105. Boundaries and adjustments. (a) The State Board of Education shall establish tentative boundaries for the system of education service cooperatives authorized by The Education Service Cooperative Act of 1985, Arkansas Code § 6-13-1001 et seq. (b) These education ser…

6 CAR § 1-106. Requests for establishment. (a) Education service cooperatives shall be established when seventy-five percent (75%) of the school districts in a proposed education service cooperative area request such action by formal resolutions filed by the school district board…

6 CAR § 1-107. Alteration of boundaries. (a) The State Board of Education, upon the request of one (1) or more school district boards of directors and consistent with the provisions of Arkansas Code § 6-13-1003, may alter the boundaries of a proposed or operational education serv…

6 CAR § 1-108. Executive committee. (a) In a meeting, with a majority of its members present and voting, the board of directors of an education service cooperative may elect from its membership an executive committee of seven (7), nine (9), or eleven (11) members. (b) Candidates …

6 CAR § 1-109. Teacher center and teacher center committee. (a) Each education service cooperative shall establish a teacher center that will provide, consistent with funds available, curriculum development assistance, educational materials, and staff development services to teac…

6 CAR § 1-110. Other necessary committees. Each education service cooperative may establish other committees of local school personnel needed to keep its programs responsive to the schools it serves.

6 CAR § 1-111. Director. (a) Each education service cooperative shall be administered by a director who shall perform the following duties: (1) Administer the programs and services of the education service cooperative; (2) Recommend the employment of professional and nonprofessio…

6 CAR § 1-112. Personnel. (a) Personnel of education service cooperatives shall be employed in accordance with laws, rules, regulations, and procedures applicable to the school districts of this state. (b) In lieu of a salary schedule, an education service cooperative annually ma…

6 CAR § 1-113. Personnel from the Department of Education. With the approval of an education service cooperative’s governing body, the assistant commissioners in the Department of Education may assign state educational agency personnel to that education service cooperative.…

6 CAR § 1-114. General policies, rules, and regulations. (a) The board of directors of each education service cooperative has the obligation to oversee administrative and program expenditures of the education service cooperative. (b) The board of directors of each education servi…

6 CAR § 1-115. Liaison for sharing and coordination of activities. (a) The Department of Education shall encourage sharing and coordination of activities among the education service cooperatives. (b) The Commissioner of Elementary and Secondary Education shall name a person to se…

6 CAR § 1-116. Liaison with postsecondary institutions. (a) Each education service cooperative, in carrying out its programs and services, shall cooperate with the various state-supported postsecondary educational institutions located within its area. (b) Each such postsecondary …

6 CAR § 1-117. Annual surveys and needs assessments. (a) Each education service cooperative shall conduct annual surveys and needs assessments to assist the education service cooperative in its first priority of helping school districts improve their educational programs and prac…

6 CAR § 1-118. Programs and services. (a) The programs and services of each education service cooperative shall be based upon the: (1) Needs of the school districts included in its service area; and (2) Educational priorities of the state. (b) Each education service cooperative s…

6 CAR § 1-119. Participation of local school districts. (a) Each school district within the service area of the education service cooperative shall be entitled to participate in those programs and services that are fully supported by state funds. (b) No school district shall be r…

6 CAR § 1-120. Funding of education service cooperatives. (a) The state shall provide funds to support the basic structure of the education service cooperatives established under the provisions of The Education Service Cooperative Act of 1985, Arkansas Code § 6-13-1001 et seq., a…

6 CAR § 1-121. Policies, procedures, expenditures, reports, and audits. (a) On or before August 31 of each year, each education service cooperative shall file with the State Board of Education for the state board’s approval: (1) The policies and procedures of the education servic…

6 CAR § 1-122. Evaluations and performance rating. (a)(1) Each education service cooperative shall be evaluated during the 2012-2013 school year, and at least once within each five-year period, on a schedule established by the Commissioner of Elementary and Secondary Education. (…

6 CAR § 1-123. Dissolution of an education service cooperative. (a) The State Board of Education shall be authorized to dissolve any education service cooperative upon the request of a majority of its school district boards of directors or upon the recommendation of the evaluatio…

6 CAR § 1-124. Technology centers. (a) Consistent with funds available and upon a majority vote of the members present and voting, the board of directors of each education service cooperative established under The Education Service Cooperative Act of 1985, Arkansas Code § 6-13-10…