Proposed Regulations

Promulgating rule to create a “No-Wake” zone on Bluff Creek in Jackson County near homes on a bend in the creek

Promulgating rule to create a “No-Wake” zone on Bluff Creek in Jackson County near homes on a bend in the creek

: Chapter 03 in Subpart 4 was updated to reflect Senate Bill 2530 which authorizes vehicle owners and drivers to use a business platform for the sharing of vehicles for financial consideration in addition to an amendment to exempt individuals engaging in the program from being able to get temporary car tags. Other minor grammatical and formatting changes were made to Chapters 01, 05, and 06

Chapter 03 in Subpart 4 was updated to reflect Senate Bill 2530 which authorizes vehicle owners and drivers to use a business platform for the sharing of vehicles for financial consideration in addition to an amendment to exempt individuals engaging in the program from being able to get temporary car tags. Other minor grammatical and formatting changes were made to Chapters 01, 05, and 06.

Part 5 Chapter 18 will amend event rental policies

This regulation amends the code to provide those sales of equipment and materials used and that income from services performed in connection with geophysical surveying, exploring, developing, drilling, redrilling, completing, working over, producing, distributing, or testing of oil, gas and other mineral resources, including overhead services will be taxed at the rate of 4.5%. Lastly, this bill amends the code to remove from the contractor's tax contracts exceeding $10,000.00 for the redrilling or working over or drilling or completing an oil well or a gas well. The Department of Revenue has created a new permit for these businesses. The permit is not required to make purchases at the reduced rate, but it will simplify the process for vendors and purchasers

This administrative code is being revised to allow the Division of Medicaid to provide coverage for certain medical supplies due to incontinence, including: gloves, barrier creams and non-medicated wipes

This regulation amends the code to provide those sales of equipment and materials used and that income from services performed in connection with geophysical surveying, exploring, developing, drilling, redrilling, completing, working over, producing, distributing, or testing of oil, gas and other mineral resources, including overhead services will be taxed at the rate of 4.5%. Lastly, this bill amends the code to remove from the contractor's tax contracts exceeding $10,000.00 for the redrilling or working over or drilling or completing an oil well or a gas well. The Department of Revenue has created a new permit for these businesses. The permit is not required to make purchases at the reduced rate, but it will simplify the process for vendors and purchasers

This administrative code is being revised to allow the Division of Medicaid to provide coverage for certain medical supplies due to incontinence, including: gloves, barrier creams and non-medicated wipes

The rules and regulations allow MDA to implement and administer the program

This rule is amended to reflect changes to the e-filing requirements, mainly the decrease in 1099s or W-2s required to meet the requirements for electronic filing. This change can be found at 35.I.04 (205). Minor grammatical and formatting changes were also made

This rule is amended to reflect changes to the e-filing requirements, mainly the decrease in 1099s or W-2s required to meet the requirements for electronic filing. This change can be found at 35.I.04 (205). Minor grammatical and formatting changes were also made

This rule is amended to reflect changes to the e-filing requirements, mainly the decrease in 1099s or W-2s required to meet the requirements for electronic filling. Minor grammatical and formatting changes were also made

This rule is amended to reflect changes to the e-filing requirements, mainly the decrease in 1099s or W-2s required to meet the requirements for electronic filling. Minor grammatical and formatting changes were also made

The proposed changes to Part 2825 address potential delays in the appeals process and shortens the timeframe for the final decision by the full board. The proposed change removes the briefing and oral argument phase, allowing for a more efficient process for the licensee. This is to ensure that the board can carry out its duty of protecting the public while maintaining an orderly process

The proposed changes to Part 2825 address potential delays in the appeals process and shortens the timeframe for the final decision by the full board. The proposed change removes the briefing and oral argument phase, allowing for a more efficient process for the licensee. This is to ensure that the board can carry out its duty of protecting the public while maintaining an orderly process

Amendment to Board Regulation 25 including changes to requirements for Mississippi Radiology Permits

Amendment to Board Regulation 41 including changes to continuing education requirements for Mississippi dentists and dental hygienists

Implementing Federal SNAP Regulations

An amendment to include direct access to the regulations as prescribed by law §73-23-35 (Senate Bill 2072). One time extension

Implementing Federal SNAP Regulations

Amending Part 23: Administrative Hearings

Removing unnecessary language &amp adding specificity (Rules 2.1.3 &amp 2.1.4); Revise to more closely align with the UAA (Rules 2.2.1 &amp 2.2.10)

This regulation is adopted in response to incidents involving the use of face coverings at the Fairgrounds during the State Fair.

Mississippi Code of 1972, as amended, establishes the Mississippi State Department of Health as the lead agency to establish and maintain regulations governing the certification of community health workers. The Board is authorized to promulgate and enforce such rules, regulations, and minimum standards to carry out these provisions

Due to changes to the ASTM Specification D4814 for ethanol blends, changes have been made to the Mississippi Regulations to remain consistent with specifications. An emergency rule is necessary to avoid fuel supply disruptions that may be caused by the change and product now meeting the new specification

This is a proposed amendment to an existing rule regarding regulations for the permitting of an institutional emergency medication kit for a long term care facility and other institutional facilities

The Board has approved amendment of Part 402 to remove the outdated application process; change the Part name to Board Policies; move declaratory opinion, oral proceeding, and public records rules from Part 403 to Part 402; and amendments to public records rules

The Board has approved proposal to amend Part 402 to remove the outdated application process; change the Part name to Board Policies; move declaratory opinion, oral proceeding, and public records rules from Part 403 to Part 402; and amendments to public records rules

Removing duplicative language (Rules 8.2.1 and 8.2.3); Repeal of rules (Rules 8.1.1, 8.2.4, and 8.2.14)

To more closely align with UAA (Rules 5.2, 5.3.1, 5.3.3, 5.3.4, 5.3.7, 5.6, and 5.7); Edit Title Heading of Chapter 5 Rule Section and correct a spelling error (Rule 5.8)

Adding specificity and clarification (Rules 4.1.1, 4.1.2, 4.1.5, and 4.3.6); Removing unnecessary language (Rules 4.1.3, 4.1.4, and 4.2.1); Repeal of rules (Rules 4.1.8 and 4.2.5)

Removing unnecessary language (Rule 3.1.4); Shorten rule by reference to statute (Rule 3.1.5); and proposal for replacement of antiquated language (Rule 3.1.11)

Adding language more appropriate for the Foreward from repeal of Rule 8.2.14 and shortening of Rule 1.1 by reference to statute

Updating existing rules to be compliant with MS State Board and IDEA policy for special education teachers

Updating existing rules to be compliant with MS State Board and IDEA policy for special education teachers

The regulation adds that all orders must be placed through the LDC Warehouse among other non-substantive changes

The regulation adds that all orders must be placed through the LDC Warehouse among other non-substantive changes. Specific legal authority authorizing the promulgation of rule: Miss. Code Ann. Section 67-1-37(h), “To adopt and promulgate, repeal and amend, such rules, regulations, standards, requirements and orders, not inconsistent with this chapter or any law of this state or of the United States, as it deems necessary to control the manufacture, importation, transportation, distribution and sale of alcoholic liquor, whether intended for beverage or nonbeverage use in a manner not inconsistent with the provisions of this chapter or any other statute, including the native wine laws.”

Increasing the gross income limits to 50% of the FPL will allow MS to align with 22 of the 51 states operating a TANF program. To remove the procedural language from Chapter 10 and to include the Career Incentive Program

The amendment adds two permits that were left out of the original filing of the rule

This revision is necessary to put our agency in compliance with maintaining effective control of outdoor advertising in accordance with federal code. In not maintaining effective control, the agency runs the risk of have millions of dollars of federal funding withheld

Increasing the gross income limits to 50% of the FPL will allow MS to align with 22 of the 51 states operating a TANF program. To remove the procedural language from Chapter 10 and to include the Career Incentive Program

The amendment adds two permits that were left out of the original filing of the rule

Enacting Title 32, Part 3, Subpart 2, Chapter 1: Vocational Rehabilitation for the Blind Emerge Center Student Handbook

Amendment to the Intended Use Plan outlining proposed projects to be funded and the terms of the assistance for the Drinking Water Systems Improvements Revolving Loan Fund City of Jackson – Supplemental Appropriation

Enacting Title 32, Part 3, Subpart 2, Chapter 1: Vocational Rehabilitation for the Blind Emerge Center Student Handbook

Amendment to the Intended Use Plan outlining proposed projects to be funded and the terms of the assistance for the Drinking Water Systems Improvements Revolving Loan Fund City of Jackson – Supplemental Appropriation