Proposed Regulations

Amend Title 7: Education K-12 Part 3: Chapter 36, Rule 36.5: Additional Assessment Options for Meeting End-of-Course (EOC) Assessment Requirements

Board established 2024, Rules required per APA, creation of rules consistent with statute

The Board proposes amendments to Board Regulation 62. The proposed amendments provide for renewal of portable dental operation permits as well as improve organization and clarity

The Board proposes amendments to Board Regulation 61. The proposed amendments provide for renewal of mobile dental facility permits as well as improve organization and clarity

The Board proposes amendments to Board Regulations 37 related to fees for mobile dental facility permits and portable dental operation permits

The Board proposes amendments to Board Regulation 53 regarding informed consent and retention of records

Amendment to existing rule: Title 32, Part 1 – OSDP Policy &amp Procedure Center Manuals

1. Rule 2.01 Subsection (G) is being added to require an email address for each current officer and director of the Charitable Organization in the initial registration filing. This addition will help the Charities Division in trying to contact board officers. 2. Rule 2.05 Subsection (G) is being added to require an email address be provided for each current officer and director of the Charitable Organization in the renewal filing. This addition will help the Charities Division in trying to contact board officers

1. Rule 2.01 Subsection (G) is being added to require an email address for each current officer and director of the Charitable Organization in the initial registration filing. This addition will help the Charities Division in trying to contact board officers. 2. Rule 2.05 Subsection (G) is being added to require an email address be provided for each current officer and director of the Charitable Organization in the renewal filing. This addition will help the Charities Division in trying to contact board officers

Adding specifications for notary bond requirements and apostille/authentication specifications; adding grammatical edits

To revise Mississippi Early Learning Guidelines for Classrooms Serving Three- and Four-Year-Old Children

To create the Grant-Funded Program Quality Assessment Guidance for Classrooms Serving Four Year-Old Children

Adding specifications for notary bond requirements and apostille/authentication specifications; adding grammatical edits

To create the Grant-Funded Program Quality Assessment Guidance for Classrooms Serving Four-Year-Old Children

To revise Mississippi Early Learning Guidelines for Classrooms Serving Three- and Four-Year-Old Children

Propose Title 7: Education K-12 Part 269: 2025 Mississippi Bridge-to-Career Course Standards

Amend Title 7: Education K-12 Part 3: Chapter 36, Rule 36.5: Additional Assessment Options for Meeting End-of-Course (EOC) Assessment Requirements

This filing includes the FY-2025 Water Pollution Control Revolving Loan Fund Intended Use Plan, which identifies projects to be funded and the terms of the loans (interest rate and repayment period)

This filing includes the FY-2025 Water Pollution Control Revolving Loan Fund Intended Use Plan, which identifies projects to be funded and the terms of the loans (interest rate and repayment period

Section 41-59-5 (3), Mississippi Code of 1972, as amended, establishes the Mississippi State Department of Health is the lead agency shall establish and maintain a program for the improvement and regulation of emergency medical services. The Board is authorized to promulgate and enforce such rules, regulations and minimum standards as needed to carry out these provisions. The proposed changes reflect the EMSAC approved changes regarding ambulance exteriors.

Section 41-59-5 (3), Mississippi Code of 1972, as amended, establishes the Mississippi State Department of Health is the lead agency shall establish and maintain a program for the improvement and regulation of emergency medical services. The Board is authorized to promulgate and enforce such rules, regulations and minimum standards as needed to carry out these provisions. The proposed changes reflect the National Scope of Practice for EMS providers

Title 24; Part 2 – Mississippi Department of Mental Health (DMH) Operational Standards for Mental Health, Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities and Substance Use Community Service Providers promulgates rules for agencies which are certified or are seeking certification by DMH. This filing is to establish new rules for 988 Suicide &amp Crisis Lifeline Centers

Title 24; Part 2 – Mississippi Department of Mental Health (DMH) Operational Standards for Mental Health, Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities and Substance Use Community Service Providers promulgates rules for agencies which are certified or are seeking certification by DMH. This filing is to establish new rules for 988 Suicide &amp Crisis Lifeline Centers

Section 41-59-5 (3), Mississippi Code of 1972, as amended, establishes the Mississippi State Department of Health is the lead agency shall establish and maintain a program for the improvement and regulation of emergency medical services. The Board is authorized to promulgate and enforce such rules, regulations and minimum standards as needed to carry out these provisions. The proposed changes reflect the National Scope of Practice for EMS providers

Section 41-59-5 (3), Mississippi Code of 1972, as amended, establishes the Mississippi State Department of Health is the lead agency shall establish and maintain a program for the improvement and regulation of emergency medical services. The Board is authorized to promulgate and enforce such rules, regulations and minimum standards as needed to carry out these provisions. The proposed changes reflect the National Scope of Practice for EMS providers

This Administrative Code is being submitted to include the following revisions: adds Medicare Part B-ID as a cost sharing-group, clarifies certain application submission options and timeliness standards, removes references to a required interview, modifies reasons for early termination, removes prohibition on changing children from CHIP to Medicaid during the continuous eligibility period, removes prohibition on completing administrative ex parte reviews on cases with an asset test, clarifies that electronic sources should be used to attempt renewal if the review form is not returned, and adds changes from Medicaid to CHIP and CHIP to Medicaid as an adverse action

This Administrative Code is being submitted to include the following revisions: adds Medicare Part B-ID as a cost sharing-group, clarifies certain application submission options and timeliness standards, removes references to a required interview, modifies reasons for early termination, removes prohibition on changing children from CHIP to Medicaid during the continuous eligibility period, removes prohibition on completing administrative ex parte reviews on cases with an asset test, clarifies that electronic sources should be used to attempt renewal if the review form is not returned, and adds changes from Medicaid to CHIP and CHIP to Medicaid as an adverse action

Amending rule to adapt to new reservation system; fee structure; and revision of typographical and formatting errors

The rule was amended to include information regarding all-terrain vehicles that are voluntarily titled pursuant to SB 2803 from the 2025 Regular Session. Other minor changes were made

The rule was amended to include information regarding used motor vehicle part dealers and scrap metal processors pursuant to HB 1589 from the 2024 Regular Session. Other minor changes were made to reformat the chapter

The rule was amended to include information regarding the electronic satisfaction and release and discharge of a lien on a motor vehicle pursuant to HB 1589 from the 2024 Regular Session. Other minor changes were made

The rule was amended to include information regarding additional homestead exemptions for unremarried surviving spouses of certain veterans and other individuals pursuant to HB 812 from the 2025 Regular Session. Other minor changes were made to reformat the chapter

The amendments consist of creating a new chapter for the creation of the Direct Wine Shipper Permit. The permit was created by SB2145 of the 2025 Regular Session and SB2851 of the 2025 Regular Session

The amendments consist of creating a new chapter for the exemption from ad valorem tax for all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) pursuant to SB 2803 from the 2025 Regular Session. Other minor changes were made

The amendments consist of creating a new chapter for the creation of the Direct Wine Shipper Permit. The permit was created by SB2145 of the 2025 Regular Session and SB2851 of the 2025 Regular Session

The amendments consist of creating a new chapter for the exemption from ad valorem tax for all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) pursuant to SB 2803 from the 2025 Regular Session. Other minor changes were made

Amending rule to adapt to new reservation system; fee structure; and revision of typographical and formatting errors

The rule was amended to include information regarding additional homestead exemptions for unremarried surviving spouses of certain veterans and other individuals pursuant to HB 812 from the 2025 Regular Session. Other minor changes were made to reformat the chapter

The rule was amended to include information regarding used motor vehicle part dealers and scrap metal processors pursuant to HB 1589 from the 2024 Regular Session. Other minor changes were made to reformat the chapter

Amending rule to be consistent with new dynamic pricing fee structure, new reservation system and revision of typographical and formatting errors

The rule was amended to include information regarding all-terrain vehicles that are voluntarily titled pursuant to SB 2803 from the 2025 Regular Session. Other minor changes were made

The rule was amended to include information regarding the electronic satisfaction and release and discharge of a lien on a motor vehicle pursuant to HB 1589 from the 2024 Regular Session. Other minor changes were made

The proposed changes to Part 2810 is to meet the requirements recently set forth by the legislature’s passing of HB1262 which amended Miss. Code Ann. § 73-15-21

Amending rule to be consistent with new dynamic pricing fee structure, new reservation system and revision of typographical and formatting errors

The proposed changes to Part 2810 is to meet the requirements recently set forth by the legislature’s passing of HB1262 which amended Miss. Code Ann. § 73-15-21

The Variable Compensation Plan for FY 2026 establishes compensation policies for state employees under the purview of the MSPB

Correction, clarification, and reorganization of existing administrative rules, providing clarity regarding licensure requirements, continuing education, and disciplinary actions; creating an objective standard for the chiropractic/veterinarian relationship, additional licensing statuses, and a more complete program for chiropractic assistants and claims examiners