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Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 013 - Department of Parks and Tourism › Division 05 - Parks Division › Rule 013.05.15-001 - Pet Policy for State Park Cabins and Lodges (PD 3155)

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As an accommodation to guests traveling with their dogs,
				Arkansas State Parks will designate dog friendly lodging. Designated state park
				lodge rooms and cabins are eligible for dog friendly designation (hereinafter
				referred to as "lodging rental units"). Service animals used by disabled guests
				qualifying under ADA are permitted. Twenty-five percent of cabins at applicable
				state parks and one (1) lodge room per five (5) lodge rooms on the ground floor
				with an exit in each of the following locations will be established as "dog
				friendly":
Crowley's Ridge
Moro Bay
Degray Lake Resort
Mount Magazine
Devil's Den
Mount Nebo
Lake Catherine
Ozark Folk Center
Lake Chicot
Petit Jean
Lake Fort Smith
Queen Wilhelmina
Lake Ouachita
Village Creek
This pet policy refers only to dogs and no other types of pets
				are allowed in state park lodging lodging rental units. Park staff at each
				location will keep a list of nearby kennels to direct guests to for their
				pets.
I. POLICY REQUIREMENTS:
A. Each guest must sign a dog policy
			 liability agreement and the registration form (see Form 0900 FAC 208 -
			 Attachment A, and Attachment C).
B.
			 Guests renting/reserving a "dog friendly" overnight lodging rental unit will be
			 notified prior to making a reservation that the overnight lodging rental unit
			 is a designated as pet friendly.
C.
			 Guests must request a dog-friendly overnight lodging rental unit prior to
			 arrival.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 013 - Department of Parks and Tourism › Division 05 - Parks Division › Rule 013.05.15-002 - Arkansas State Parks License Plate Funds (PD 1025)

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I.
Purpose
The purpose of this policy is to provide alternatives for
				allocation of funding collected through the Arkansas State Park License Plate
				Program.
II.
Background
The Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration offers
				over 100 motor vehicle specialty license plates to Arkansas residents. These
				plates are sold for $35 above standard registration, with $25 going to the
				sponsoring agency and $10 going to the Department of Finance and
				Administration.
Arkansas State Parks has issued its first specialty license
				plate and continues to do so today under the authority of Act 292 of the
				Regular Session of 2011. The fees remitted shall be deposited into a cash fund
				to be used by the Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism for the following
				purposes:
* Sponsoring college scholarships in the state parks
				profession
* State parks education programs
III.
Procedures
Scholarships
The License Plate Program provides scholarships for Arkansas
				residents to attend institutions of higher education within the state and uses
				funds from license plate sales to assist students in reaching their potential
				as tomorrow's state park professionals.
Scholarship amounts are subject to decrease based on budget
				allocations.
IV.
Academic Scholarship Applicants:
Eligibility:
A.
			 First-time scholarship recipients must meet the following criteria:
1. Planning to attend an Arkansas college or
			 university.
2. Pursuing a degree
			 that qualifies a candidate for a uniformed staff position. Fields of study
			 should be chosen based on the Department of Higher Education and the Office of
			 Personnel Management list of degrees that qualify an applicant for a career as
			 uniformed personnel with Arkansas State Parks. Approved fields of study
			 include:
* Environmental Interpretation
* Natural Resources, Environmental or Conservation
				Management
* Forest Resources
* Fisheries and Wildlife Biology
* Environmental Science or Studies
* Forestry
* Wildlife Ecology and Management
* Wildlife Management
* History or Historic Preservation
* Biology
* Criminal Justice or related field
* Botany
* Recreation and Park Administration/Management
* Museumology
* Hospitality Management
* Communications
Note: Other fields of study may be considered in addition to
				the above list, subject to justification and review by the Award
				Committee.
3. Demonstrate a
			 minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.5 (on a 4.0 scale) by providing
			 their most recent official transcript.
4. Verify intent to maintain full time
			 enrollment status throughout the semesters during which they receive the
			 scholarship.
5. Verity Arkansas
			 residency and pay in-state tuition.
6. Comply with first-time application
			 deadline requirements and application paperwork/project requirements. (See
			 application for more details).
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 013 - Department of Parks and Tourism › Division 05 - Parks Division › Rule 013.05.15-004 - PD 1191: Smoking Policy

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SMOKING / TOBACCO / ELECTRONIC CIGARETTE
				POLICY
For public health, safety, preservation and the prevention of
				triggering of smoke/fire alarm/vapor sensitive systems, the use of the
				following "products" are prohibited within twenty-five (25) feet of any
				enclosed Arkansas State Park building or structure:
* Smoking of tobacco
* Use of tobacco
* Use of non-FDA Center for Tobacco Products (CTP) regulated
				nicotine products in any form
* Electronic cigarette (e-cig or e-cigarette)
* Personal vaporizer (PV)
* Electronic nicotine delivery system (ENDS)
An exception to the above is the use of legal products
				at:
* Open picnic pavilions
* Outside of cabins, to include screened and open porches and
				decks
Smoking continues to be prohibited inside all park / museum
				buildings. Park Superintendents may establish designated employee legal product
				use areas outside of buildings that are away from (at least twenty-five (25)
				feet) any building entrance and out of public view.
Replaces PD 1191 dated August 9, 2005
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 013 - Department of Parks and Tourism › Division 06 - Tourism Division › Rule 013.06.07-001 - Festival Grants

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Requests for Proposals for Funds Made Available by the
				86th Arkansas Legislature through the General
				Improvement Fund
The Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism is soliciting
				written funding request proposals for grant monies made available by the
				86th Session Arkansas Legislature's General
				Improvement Fund. Funds may be requested by Arkansas festivals for the purpose
				of capital improvements. These funds will be granted to successful applicants
				and require no matching share, although the monies can be used for matching
				purposes for other state and/or federal grants. Available funds may be granted
				to one or more grantees.
The grant payee must be the fiscal agent of the festival
				applicant and must be incorporated in the State of Arkansas. Festivals in
				existence for one year or more may make application for and qualify for funds
				under this program. Applications may be made for a minimum of $5,000 up to a
				maximum of $35,000.
Request proposals for funds will be evaluated by the Festival
				Grant Advisory Committee, and funding recommendations will be submitted to the
				Executive Director of the Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism for
				approval. Warrants for approved projects will be mailed immediately following
				the announcements of grant awards. Unsuccessful proposal applicants will be
				notified immediately following the announcements of grant awards by the
				Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism.
Proposals for funds must include:
1. An application submitted by December 17,
			 2007 at 5:00 p.m.
2. A city map
			 locating project site attached to the proposal.
3. Photographs of the proposed project site
			 and other support material to assist the Festival Grant Advisory
			 Committee.
4. An implementation
			 time line outlining the project from beginning to end.
5. A listing of other secured funds, if
			 completion of the project requires funding in excess of grant application
			 amount.
Because funding appropriations expire at the end of the
				biennium, project funds must be expended and project completed by June 30,
				2009.
Grantees will be required to complete a General Improvement
				Fund Expenditure Report and sign it certifying the accurate expenditure of
				funds. The expenditure report is due to the Department of Parks and Tourism
				within 10 working days after the end of each calendar year. A final expenditure
				report is due 30 days after the final expenditure is made.
Act 1745 There is hereby appropriated, to the
				Department of Parks and Tourism, to be payable from the General Improvement
				Fund or its successor fund or fund accounts, the following: For a grant to
				Arkansas festivals, the sum of .................. $35,000
Primary Sponsor Bobby Glover
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 014 - Pollution Control and Ecology Commission › Regulation 1 - Prevention of Pollution by Oil Field (#014.00-001) › Rule 014.04.18-002

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CHAPTER 1
:
			 GENERAL PROVISIONS
Reg. 1.101
Title
This regulation shall be known by and may be cited as
				"Regulation No. 1: Prevention of Pollution by Oil Field Waste."
Reg. 1.102
Authority
The legal authority for this regulation is the Arkansas Water
				and Air Pollution Control Act, Ark. Code Ann. §
										8-4-101
et
				seq.
Reg. 1.103
Purpose
The purpose of this regulation is to prevent any oil field
				waste, including without limitation salt water, from entering any water of the
				State.
Reg. 1.104
Applicability
This regulation applies to any surface facility associated with
				a disposal system for oil field waste.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 014 - Pollution Control and Ecology Commission › Regulation 4 - Regulation to Require a Disposal Permit for Real Estate Subdivisions in Proximity to Lakes and Streams › Rule 014.00.73-004

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1. Pursuant to the
			 provisions of Section 3 of Title I of the Arkansas Water and Air Pollution
			 Control Act, hereinafter referred to as the "Act", (Act 472 of the Acts of
			 Arkansas for 1949, as amended; Ark. Stats., 82-1904), the Arkansas Commission
			 on Pollution Control and Ecology hereby promulgates this Regulation No. 4
			 requiring a disposal permit for real estate subdivisions in proximity to
			 certain lakes and streams.
2. When
			 used in this regulation:
(a)
"Subdivision"
means any tract of land which is divided into two
			 (2) or more parcels, any parcel of which is less than two (2) acres in size,
			 along an existing or proposed street, highway, easement, or right-of-way, for
			 sale, rent, or lease as residential, industrial, or commercial building lots
			 described by reference to a map or survey of the property.
(b)
"Lake"
means any lake,
			 whether natural, artificial or a combination thereof, with a surface area of
			 500 acres or more measured at the ordinary high-water mark.
(c)
"Stream"
means a stream
			 listed on Schedule A attached hereto.
(d)
"Department"
means the
			 Department of Pollution Control and Ecology.
(e)
"Commission"
means the
			 Commission on Pollution Control and Ecology.
(f) Words and phrases defined in the Act (but
			 not defined herein) shall have the same meaning when used herein.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 014 - Pollution Control and Ecology Commission › Regulation 5 - Liquid Animal Waste Management Systems (#014.00-005) › Rule 014.00.14-003

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Chapter 1
:
			 TITLE, PURPOSE AND APPLICABILITY
Reg.
			 5.101
Title
The following rules and regulations of the Arkansas Pollution
				Control and Ecology Commission adopted pursuant to the Arkansas Water and Air
				Pollution Control Act, Ark. Code Ann. §
										8-4-101
et seq.),
shall be known as Regulation No. 5, Liquid Animal Waste Management
				Systems.
Reg. 5.102
Purpose
The purpose of this regulation is to establish the minimum
				qualifications, standards and procedures for issuance of permits for confined
				animal operations using liquid animal waste management systems within the state
				and for the issuance of permits for land application sites within the state.
				This regulation provides management, operational and maintenance procedures
				necessary to prevent point source pollution and minimize nonpoint source
				pollution to the waters of the state and control to the degree practicable the
				generation of offensive odors by regulated confined animal operations. The
				siting and separation requirements set forth in this regulation are intended to
				protect water quality, to protect public health, and to abate odor. In order to
				minimize odor, the Arkansas Pollution Control and Ecology Commission's policy
				is to encourage permittees to adopt a good neighbor pohcy and consider the use
				of chemical or biological additives or other best management practices in the
				operation of liquid animal waste management systems.
Reg. 5.103
Applicability
The provisions of this regulation are applicable to the
				operation of hog, poultry or dairy farms or other confined animal operations
				using liquid animal waste management systems.
Reg. 5.104
Policy for
			 Compliance
It shall be the policy of the Department to provide a
				reasonable time for holders of existing permits to comply with new or revised
				provisions of this regulation. Holders of existing permits shall achieve
				compliance with this regulation at the earliest practicable time, not to exceed
				five years from the effective date of the regulation.
Reg. 5.105
Exemption
Any confined animal operation using a liquid waste disposal
				system shall be exempt from the requirements of this regulation if the owner or
				operator obtains and maintains active coverage under either an National
				Pollutant Discharge Elimination System individual or general permit for
				discharges from a concentrated animal feeding operation.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 014 - Pollution Control and Ecology Commission › Regulation 9 - Fee Regulation (#014.00-009) › Rule 014.08.16-001

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CHAPTER 1 : TITLE
Reg. 9.101
Title
This regulation shall be known by and may be cited by the short
				title "Regulation No. 9: Fees."
Reg.
			 9.102
Purpose
It is the purpose of this regulation to develop and implement a
				system of fees for permits issued by the Arkansas Department of Environmental
				Quality pursuant to the provisions of the Water and Air Pollution Control Act
				(Act 472 of 1949, as amended, Ark. Code Ann. §
										8-4-101
et seq)
or the Solid Waste Management Act (Act 237 of 1971, as amended, Ark.
				Code Ann. §
										8-6-201
et seq).
Act 817 of 1983, as amended, Act 1254 of 1993, as amended, and Act
				1052 of 1999 (Ark. Code Ann. §
										8-1-101
et seq)
authorize the collection and enforcement of these fees and authorize
				their use to defray the costs of operating the Department.
It is also the purpose of this regulation to assess reasonable
				fees to establish and to administer the State Environmental Laboratory
				Certification Program Act (Act 876 of 1985, as amended, Ark. Code Ann. §
										8-2-201
et
				seq)
Reg. 9.103
Applicability
Permit fees established by this regulation shall be applicable
				to all water permits, including no-discharge and closed system permits, issued
				under the provisions of the Water and Air Pollution Control Act, as amended,
				all air permits issued under the Water and Air Pollution Control Act, as
				amended, or any federal water or air permit program where permitting authority
				has been delegated to the Department (unless fees for such a program are
				otherwise provided by law), and all solid waste disposal permits issued under
				the provisions of the Solid Waste Management Act, as amended, and the Solid
				Waste Management Code. Facilities operating under the provisions of the
				"Permits by Rule" or "Authorization by Rule" are exempt from this regulation
				until such time that the facility submits an application for an individual
				permit within each applicable permit category.
Laboratory certification fees established by this regulation
				shall be applicable to all laboratories certified by the Department. The fees
				include, but are not limited to, the reasonable costs of administering the
				provisions of the program and the reasonable administrative costs of initial
				issuance, initial certificate, renewed certificates, and the expenses
				associated with conducting evaluations.
Reg. 9.104
Severability
If any provision of this Regulation or the application thereof
				to any person or circumstance is held invalid, its invalidity shall not affect
				other provisions or applications of this Regulation that can be given effect
				without the invalid portion or application, and to this end the provisions of
				this Regulation are declared to be severable.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 014 - Pollution Control and Ecology Commission › Regulation 11 - Solid Waste Disposal Fees, Landfill Post-Closure Trust Fund, and Recycling Grants Program (#014.00-011) › Rule 014.00.14-001

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CHAPTER ONE
: GENERAL PROVISIONS
Reg.11.101
Purpose
(A)
Purpose
It is the purpose of this regulation, pursuant to the
				provisions of the Solid Waste Management and Recycling Fund Act, Ark. Code Ann.
				§
											8-6-601
et
				seq.
; the Landfill Post-Closure Trust Fund Act, Ark. Code Ann. §
											8-6-1001
et
				seq.
; and the Regional Solid Waste Management Districts and Boards
				Act, Ark. Code Ann. §
											8-6-701
et seq.
, to develop and implement systems for:
(1) The collection of fees for waste received
			 at landfill facilities within the State of Arkansas, and the collection of fees
			 for waste generated within the state and transported to landfill facilities in
			 other states;
(2) The
			 administration of a landfill post-closure trust fund program;
(3) The administration of a solid waste
			 management planning and recycling fund distribution program; and
(4) The administration of grants for
			 recycling.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 014 - Pollution Control and Ecology Commission › Regulation 15 - Arkansas Open-Cut Mining and Land Reclamation (#014.00-015) › Rule 014.06.14-001

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CHAPTER ONE
:TITLE AND PURPOSE
Reg. 15.101
Title and Authority
The following rules and regulations of the Arkansas Pollution
				Control and Ecology Commission are promulgated pursuant to the authority of the
				Arkansas Open-Cut Land Reclamation Act (Act 827 of 1991, as amended) and the
				Arkansas Water and Air Pollution Control Act (Act 472 of 1949, as amended).
				This Regulation shall be known as Arkansas Pollution Control and Ecology
				Commission Regulation Number 15: Arkansas Open-Cut Mining and Land Reclamation"
				and may be referred to herein as "Regulation".
Reg. 15.102
Purpose
It is the purpose of this Regulation to protect the public
				health, safety, and the environment during and after completion of open-cut or
				stream bed mining operations.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 014 - Pollution Control and Ecology Commission › Regulation 26 - Regulations Of The Arkansas Operating Air Permit Program (#014.00-026) › Rule 014.01.14-003

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CHAPTER 1
:TITLE AND PURPOSE
Reg. 26.101
Title
The following rules and regulations of the Arkansas Pollution
				Control and Ecology Commission, adopted in accordance with the provisions of
				Part II of the Arkansas Water and Air Pollution Control Act Arkansas Code
				Annotated (Ark. Code Ann.) §
										8-4-101
et
				seq
., shall be known as the "Regulations of the Arkansas Operating Air
				Permit Program," hereinafter referred to as the "program," the "regulations,"
				and "Regulation No. 26."
Reg.
			 26.102
Purpose
Promulgation and enforcement of these regulations is intended
				to meet the requirements of title V of the federal Clean Air Act, 42 United
				States Code (U.S.C.) §7401,
et seq
., and 40 Code of
				Federal Regulations (C.F.R.) Part 70, as promulgated July 21, 1992 and last
				modified November 27, 2001, by establishing a comprehensive state air quality
				permitting program for major sources of air contaminant emissions. Permits
				issued under this program will address all applicable air contaminant emissions
				and regulatory requirements in a single document.
Reg. 26.103
Severability
If any provision of Regulation No. 26 is determined to be
				invalid, such invalidity shall not affect other provisions of Regulation No.
				26.
If federal legislation or a federal court stays, invalidates,
				delays the effective date of, or otherwise renders unenforceable, in whole or
				in part, EPA's regulation of greenhouse gases, then the provisions of
				Regulation No. 26 concerning greenhouse gases based thereon shall be stayed and
				shall not be enforceable until such time as the Commission makes a final
				decision on whether or not to revise Regulation No. 26 due to the federal
				legislation or federal court order.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 014 - Pollution Control and Ecology Commission › Regulation 33 - Motor Vehicle Racing Facility Regulations (#014.00-33) › Rule 014.00.09-002

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CHAPTER 1
:
			 TITLE, INTENT AND PURPOSE
Reg.33.101
Title
The following rules and regulations, adopted by authority of
				and in accordance with the provisions of A.C.A. Sections
				8-1-203,
				8-10-303(a)(3)(E),
				and
				8-10-304(b)(6)
				shall be known as the "Motor Vehicle Racing Facility Regulations," hereinafter
				referred to as Regulation Number 33.
Reg.33.102
Purpose
The purpose of this regulation is to implement the provisions
				of A.C.A. Sections
				8-10-302,
				8-10-303, and
				8-10-304.
Reg.33.103
Applicability
This regulation shall apply to all motor vehicle racing
				facilities constructed on or after January 1, 1995. All permits previously
				issued to motor vehicle racing facilities shall remain in effect for the full
				period of time for which they were issued. Subsequent applications for permit
				renewal shall comply with the requirements of this regulation.
Reg.33.104
Severability
If any provision of this regulation, or the application of such
				provision to any person or circumstance, is held invalid, the remainder of this
				regulation, or the application of such provision to persons or circumstances
				other than those as to which it is held invalid, shall not be affected
				thereby.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 014 - Pollution Control and Ecology Commission › Regulation 36 - Tire Accountability Program (#014.00-036) › Rule 014.08.18-002

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CHAPTER 1 :GENERAL
			 PROVISIONS
Reg. 36.101
Title,
			 Implementation, and Administration
(A)
			 This regulation shall be known and may be cited as the "Tire Accountability
			 Program."
(B) On the effective date
			 of this regulation, the Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ)
			 shall implement the Tire Accountability Program.
(C) On or before January 1, 2018, and
			 thereafter, the ADEQ shall administer the Tire Accountability Program in
			 accordance with this regulation.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 015 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 01 - Arkansas State Police › Rule 015.00.22-001 - Law Enforcement Stipend Program

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Pursuant to the authority granted to the Division of Law
				Enforcement Standards and Training in Act 224 of 2022, the following rules are
				being promulgated to provide additional clarity related to the law enforcement
				stipend payment available to full-time law enforcement officers in the State of
				Arkansas and to establish a review process for officers that are denied payment
				of the stipend or are required to repay the stipend payment after receiving
				it.
(A) DEFINITIONS
(1) "Eligible local law enforcement agency"
			 includes the following:
(a) An Arkansas
			 County;
(i) "Arkansas County" means a
			 Sheriff's Office in the State of Arkansas, County Prosecutor's Office in the
			 State of Arkansas, or other agency that, unless otherwise excluded by law or
			 rule, is funded by or through a county in Arkansas.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 015 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 01 - Arkansas State Police › Rule 015.01.19-001 - Rules of the Arkansas State Police Commission

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I.
STATEMENT OF ORGANIZATION AND OPERATIONS
The Division of Arkansas State Police (ASP) is an agency of
				state government created by Ark. Code Ann. §
									12-8-101 through §
									12-8-506. The Division is created
				for the purpose of enforcing the motor vehicle laws, traffic laws, and other
				state laws relating to protecting and properly maintaining the state highway
				system of the State of Arkansas and to render more effective the apprehension
				of criminals and the enforcement of criminal law.
II.
GENERAL ORGANIZATION
A. The Commission is composed of seven
			 members appointed by the Governor for a term of seven (7) years. The officers
			 of the Commission will be chairman, vice-chairman and secretary. Election of
			 officers will be held annually at the January commission meeting. These
			 officers shall perform the duties prescribed by applicable law, this rule, and
			 the parliamentary authority adopted by the agency.
Each member of the Commission may serve as Chairman of the
				Commission during the last year of that Commissioner's seven-year term. The
				member second in seniority on the Commission may serve as Vice-Chairman during
				the sixth year of that Commissioner's seven-year term. In the event a
				Commissioner is reappointed by the Governor to serve a subsequent term, that
				Commissioner shall drop to the bottom of the seniority list upon his
				reappointment.
B. The
			 business of the Commission will be conducted in public meetings pursuant to
			 Robert's Rules of Order. All meetings will be conducted in conformity with the
			 Arkansas Freedom of Information Act. Regular meetings will be held monthly.
			 Special meetings will be held on the call of the Chairman or three Board
			 members.
C. A quorum for the
			 transaction of business is four (4) Commissioners. A majority of Commissioners
			 present is required to transact business.
D. The Commission may create standing and ad
			 hoc committees. The Commission Chairman will appoint members of committees. A
			 quorum for the transaction of committee business is a majority of the number of
			 voting members of the committee.
E.
			 The Commission Executive Secretary will prepare the agenda for regular and
			 special meetings. The agenda will be distributed to agency members and
			 Commissioners and made available to the public in advance of the meeting. The
			 agenda will state with specificity the items that will be considered at a
			 meeting, hearing, or workshop. The agenda will include the following topics as
			 applicable:
1. The call to order;
2. Approval of minutes;
3. Old business;
4. New business;
5. Other business; and
6. Appeal hearings.
The order of the agenda items is intended to be flexible and
				may be adjusted to meet the needs of the Commission. Additionally, the agenda
				may be amended by appropriate motion.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 015 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 01 - Arkansas State Police › Rule 015.01.21-001 - Rule 5.8 - Required Company Information Display

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RULES FOR LICENSING AND REGULATION OF PRIVATE INVESTIGATORS,
				PRIVATE SECURITY AGENCIES, ALARM SYSTEMS COMPANIES, POLYGRAPH EXAMINERS, AND
				VOICE STRESS ANALYSIS EXAMINERS
SECTION
			 5.
GENERAL RULES OF OPERATION AND; COMPLIANCE
Rule 5.8.
Required Company Information
			 Display -
All contracts, bid sheets, invoices, and/or bills given to a
			 customer or client shall contain the company name and license number. At all
			 times a licensee is engaged in an activity regulated by this subchapter, the
			 licensee shall display, on all advertising and marketing materials, including,
			 but not limited to, letterhead, printed advertisements, electronic media
			 advertisements, decals, and yard signs, the company name and either its license
			 number or a statement referring to a website or toll free number to obtain
			 licensing information. All contracts, bid sheets, invoices, and/or bills given
			 to a customer or client shall contain, in a conspicuous place, the following
			 statement:
Regulated by:
Division of Arkansas State Police
1 State Police Plaza Drive
Little Rock, Arkansas 72209
501-618-8600
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 015 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 01 - Arkansas State Police › Rule 015.01.22-001 - Income Tax Credit for Retired Law Enforcement Officers Working Cold Cases

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Rule 1. Title
These Rules shall be known as the "Rules for Income Tax Credit
				for Retired Law Enforcement Officers who Work Cold Cases."
Rule 2. Scope
These Rules apply to the administration of Arkansas State
				Police (ASP) cold case investigations by retired law enforcement officers in
				exchange for an income tax credit pursuant to Act 841 of 2021, codified at Ark.
				Code Ann. § 26-51-515.
Rule
			 3. Effective Date
These Rules shall be effective on and after January 1,
				2022.
Rule 4. Definitions
a. "Cold Case" - any case in which the
			 probative investigative leads have been exhausted. These cases primarily focus
			 on unresolved death and missing persons cases.
b. "Eligibility Certificate" - a certificate
			 issued to an investigator containing the number of hours worked *****
c. "Good-standing" - a law enforcement
			 officer not having been not decertified, terminated for cause, or retired while
			 they were the subject of a pending disciplinary action or internal affairs
			 investigation, having no administrative finding for untruthfulness, and no
			 patterns of adverse job actions;
d.
			 "Investigator" - a retired law enforcement officer, including retired
			 prosecutors, who volunteers or works for the ASP Cold Case Squad in an
			 investigative capacity, pursuant to other rules included
			 herein.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 015 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 01 - Arkansas State Police › Rule 015.01.22-002 - Law Enforcement Family Relief Check-off Program and Trust Fund

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Authority -
These rules are promulgated pursuant
				to Act 765 of 2021, codified at Arkansas Cole Ann. § 26-51-2511,
				establishing the Law Enforcement Family Relief Check-off Program and Arkansas
				Code Ann. § 19-5-1155, establishing the Law Enforcement Family Relief
				Trust Fund to facilitate administration, collection, and disbursement of moneys
				deposited into the fund.
Rule 1. Title
These Rules shall be known as the "Law Enforcement Family
				Relief Check-off Program and Law Enforcement Family Relief Trust Fund
				Rules".
Rule 2.
			 Administrative Procedures
The Secretary of the Arkansas Department of Finance and
				Administration or their designee shall administer the Law Enforcement Family
				Relief Check-off Program. The Treasurer of State or their designee shall
				maintain the Law Enforcement Family Relief Trust Fund account. The Secretary of
				the Department of Public Safety or their designee shall administer the Law
				Enforcement Family Relief Trust Fund. The grant should be provided to the
				eligible law enforcement officer or their family within 10 days of receipt of
				the request and required documentation by the Secretary of Public
				Safety.
Rule 3. Scope
a. These Rules shall govern the Secretary of
			 the Department of Public Safety or their designee in administering the Law
			 Enforcement Family Relief Trust Fund to provide financial assistance to the
			 families of Arkansas-certified law enforcement officers.
b. These Rules shall govern the Secretary of
			 the Department of Finance and Administration or their designee in administering
			 the Law Enforcement Family Relief Check-off Program in providing a means by
			 which taxpayers may designate the withholding of all or a portion of their
			 income tax refund, or make an additional contribution if not entitled to a tax
			 refund.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 015 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 01 - Arkansas State Police › Rule 015.01.22-004 - Used Motor Vehicle Dealer Licensing

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DEPARTMENT OF ARKANSAS STATE POLICE USED MOTOR VEHICLE
				DEALER LICENSING RULES
Rule 1.
			 "Definitions" As used in these rules and procedures, unless the context
			 otherwise requires, the following terms are defined as:
1A. "Department" means the Department of
			 Arkansas State Police.
1B.
			 "Director" means the Director of the Arkansas State Police, or his designated
			 representative.
1C. "Act" means Act
			 490 of 1993, as it may hereafter be amended.
1D. "Application" means a form of such size
			 and design which contains the required information, as prescribed by the "Act,"
			 whereas a person may apply for a certificate of license under the provisions of
			 Act 490 of 1993 as amended.
1E.
			 "Applicant" means any person who has submitted to the Department a properly
			 completed application for a certificate of license to conduct business under
			 the provisions of the Act.
1F.
			 "License" means a certificate issued to a person, by the Department,
			 authorizing that person to conduct business under the provisions of this "Act"
			 and these rules.
1G. "Licensee"
			 means a person who holds a valid certificate of license as defined in Rule
			 1F.
1H. "Documentation" means such
			 information as may be required by the Department, utilized to determine an
			 applicant's or licensee's qualifications to hold a certificate of
			 license.
1I. "Hearing Officer"
			 means the Director of the Arkansas State Police, or his designated
			 representative acting in cases of adjudication as outlined in the Arkansas
			 Administrative Procedures Act, as amended.
1J. "Salesman" means a person as defined in
			 Act 490 of 1993, as amended.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 015 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 01 - Arkansas State Police › Rule 015.01.23-001 - UMVD Rule 2.12. Violations and Penalties

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A. For violations of this Act and/or these
			 Rules, the Director may charge an applicant or licensee criminally as
			 prescribed by Arkansas Code Annotated §
								23-112-603(a)(1)
			 - (3). In addition to or instead of charging the applicant or licensee
			 criminally pursuant Arkansas Code Annotated §
								23-112-603(a)(1)
			 - (3), the Director may issue a fine in an amount not to exceed one thousand
			 dollars ($ 1,000.00) for each violation of Arkansas Code Annotated §
								23-112-605. If the Director fines
			 an applicant or licensee, the Director may enter into consent judgments with
			 the applicant or licensee providing for the payment of agreed upon fines not to
			 exceed one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) per violation in lieu of a hearing
			 and/or other administrative action.
B. The Director may deny an application for a
			 certificate of license or its renewal or suspend or revoke a license if it is
			 determined the applicant or licensee has:
1.
			 Made a material misstatement in the application for or the renewal of a
			 license.
2. Practiced fraud,
			 deceit, or misrepresentation.
3.
			 Demonstrated incompetence or untrustworthiness in their actions.
4. Violated any provisions of the "Act"
			 and/or these rules.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 015 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 10 - Division of Law Enforcement Standards and Training › Rule 015.10.21-001 - CLEST Rules

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INTRODUCTION
COMMISSION DIRECTORS
Richard Russell - October 1, 1981 to June 29, 1982
Bobby Norman - September 16, 1982 to August 4, 1995
Terry Bolton - August 7, 1995 to March 31, 2011
Ken Jones - April 8, 2011 to January 13, 2015
Jami Cook - January 14, 2015 to Present
GOAL OF THE COMMISSION ON LAW ENFORCEMENT STANDARDS AND
				TRAINING
The goal of the Commission is to establish the role of the law
				enforcement officer as a profession, thereby presenting the citizens of the
				State of Arkansas with officers who have the knowledge and skills to detect and
				prevent crime.
PURPOSE
The Commission on Law Enforcement Standards and Training was
				established in 1975 for the purpose of establishing minimum selection and
				training standards for the admission to employment as a law enforcement officer
				in Arkansas. All applicants for law enforcement positions must meet the
				requirement established by CLEST and complete CLEST approved training to obtain
				their certification. The Commission is comprised of a director and the members
				representing law enforcement, education, and the general public that meet
				quarterly to review training and certification matters. The Office of Law
				Enforcement Standards oversees employment, training, and certification
				requirements established by CLEST.
COMMISSION ON LAW ENFORCEMENT STANDARDS AND TRAINING
				RULES
1000.
OBJECTIVES
(a) The objectives of
			 the Commission on Law Enforcement Standards and Training are:
(1) To encourage increasing the professional
			 competency of law enforcement officers:
(a) By
			 establishing minimum standards for employment including minimum standards of
			 education, physical, emotional, intellectual and moral fitness, and such other
			 matters as relate to the competence and reliability of persons seeking
			 employment within the public law enforcement service.
(b) By establishing minimum standards for the
			 training of law enforcement officers;
(c) By providing, sponsoring or coordinating
			 law enforcement training courses.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 015 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 11 - Arkansas State Crime Laboratory › Rule 015.11.21-001 - ASCL Student Loan Forgiveness Program

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Governor Asa Hutchinson
STATE OF ARKANSAS
Pursuant to Act 360 of 2021, the Arkansas State Crime
				Laboratory adopts and promulgates the following rules for the Arkansas State
				Crime Laboratory (ASCL) Forensic Pathologist Student Loan Forgiveness
				Program.
A. Definitions
1. "Pathologist" means a person that has
			 completed all of the requirements to be employed as a forensic pathologist in
			 the State of Arkansas.
2. "Student
			 Loan" means money borrowed from a Student Loan Creditor for financial
			 assistance in obtaining a license as a Pathologist.
3. "Student Loan Creditor" means a financial
			 lending institution that lends money for the purpose of paying for college
			 expenses.
4. "Program" means the
			 Arkansas State Crime Lab Student Loan Forgiveness Program established pursuant
			 to Act 360 of 2021.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 015 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 12 - Crime Victims Reparations Board › Rule 015.12.21-001 - CVRB Rules

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Rule No.1.1
TITLE AND OPERATIVE DATE OF THE ACT
The title of the Act under which these rules are being
				promulgated is known as the Arkansas Crime Victims Reparations Act, hereinafter
				referred to as the "Act" and Arkansas Code Annotated 8
				12-12-404.
Rule No.1.2
MEMBERSHIP AND OFFICERS OF THE BOARD
The Board shall consist of five (5) members appointed by the
				Governor to serve four (4) year terms and until the successor is appointed and
				qualified. At least two (2) members of the Board shall be persons admitted to
				practice law in this state. At least one (1) member of the board shall be:
(A) a victim of criminally injurious
			 conduct;
(B) the next of kin of a
			 homicide victim, or
(C) an
			 individual experienced in providing victim assistance services. Of the first
			 members appointed, two (2) shall be appointed for a term of two (2) years, two
			 (2) shall be appointed for a term of three (3) years, and one (1) shall be
			 appointed for a term of four (4) years. Vacancies shall be filled in the same
			 manner.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 016 - DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES › Rule 016.00.21-001 - Arkansas DHS COVID-19 Response Manual

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SECTION
		  II
- ARKANSAS COVID RESPONSE CONTENTS
200.000
OVERVIEW
201.000
Authority
The following rules are duly adopted and promulgated by the
			 Arkansas Department of Human Services (DHS) under the authority of Arkansas
			 Code Annotated §§
										§§
										20-10-203,
			 20-10-701,
			 20-38-103,
			 20-38-112,
			 20-48-103,
			 20-76-201,
			 20-76-401,
			 20-77-107,
			 20-80-306
			 to -311, 25-10126, and
			 25-10-129.
202.000
Purpose
In response to the COVID 19 pandemic, DHS identified programs and
			 services that required additional flexibility or changes to adapt to ensuring
			 the health and safety of our clients. This manual details them so that DHS may
			 render uninterrupted assistance and services to our clients.
203.000
Appeals
Appeal requests for the Covid response policies must adhere to
			 the policy set forth in the Medicaid Provider Manual Section 160.000
			 Administrative Reconsideration and Appeals which can be accessed at
https://medicaid.mmis.arkansas.gov/Provider/Docs/all.aspx
.
203.000
Severability
Each section of this manual is severable from all others. If any
			 section of this manual is held to be invalid, illegal, or unenforceable, such
			 determination shall not affect the validity of other sections in this manual
			 and all such other sections shall remain in full force and effect. In such an
			 event, all other sections shall be construed and enforced as if this section
			 had not been included therein.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 016 - DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES › Division 01 - Youth Services › Rule 016.01.10-001 - DYS Policies: 7002.04.06 - Access to Healthcare; 7002.05.14 - Juvenile Rights and Responsibilities; 7002.05.23 - Juvenile Dental Health Screening & Care (Repealed)

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Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 016 - DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES › Division 01 - Youth Services › Rule 016.01.19-002 - Youth Services Operations Manual

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Administration and Management
7000
General Administration
7000.1. Mission.
(a) The Division of Youth Services (DYS)
			 works with judges, providers, schools, and other stakeholders to provide a
			 continuum of individualized rehabilitative services and sanctions for at-risk
			 and adjudicated youth and their families.
(b) Services will provide alternatives to
			 confinement or commitment to DYS and support transition of youth back into
			 their homes, schools, and communities.
(c) Treatment plans for both youth and
			 families will rely on results of individualized risk and needs assessment and
			 promote positive growth, educational and vocational development,
			 self-sufficiency, and accountability.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 016 - DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES › Division 01 - Youth Services › Rule 016.01.19-003 - Division of Youth Services Operations Manual Updates

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7270
Anti-Bullying
7270.1. Definitions.
(1)
(A)
			 "Bullying" means the intentional harassment, intimidation, humiliation,
			 ridicule, defamation, or threat or incitement of violence by a student against
			 another student or DYS or provider school employee by a written, verbal,
			 electronic, or physical act that may address an attribute of the other student
			 or staff member or disrupt the operation of the DYS facility.
(B) The physical acts under subdivision
			 (1)(A) of this section may cause:
(i)
			 Physical harm or damage to the person's property; or
(ii) Substantial interference within the DYS
			 facility.
(C) "Bullying"
			 includes cyberbullying.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 016 - DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES › Division 02 - Alcohol & Drug Abuse Prevention › Rule 016.02.18-002 - HOPE Act-SNAP

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1600
Process 4 - Determining Household Composition
1610
Declaration of Household
			 Members
SNAP IVIanual 12/01/00
Tlie county office worker will carefully review the household
				members listed on the application.
If the actual presence of any declared member is questionable,
				verification of household composition will be requested. Verification of
				household composition is normally accomplished through collateral contact. See
				the Glossary, definition of "
Collateral
				Contact
."
1620
Evaluating Eligibility of Members
snap Manual 08/01/18
The county office worker will evaluate each household member
				listed on the application to determine if that member is eligible to
				participate in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. The categories of
				individuals who are not eligible to participate in the Supplemental Nutrition
				Assistance Program are listed below.
1.
Ineligible Aliens-Undocumented
			 aliens
- See
SNAP 1621
for details
			 regarding qualified aliens.
*
Note:
Ineligible-Undocumented aliens
				are those who are unable or unwilling to verify immigration status.
2.
Certain Students
			 Enrolled in an Institution of Post-Secondary Education
- See
SNAP 1622.2
for an explanation of which students are
			 ineligible to participate in the program.
3.
Disoualified
			 Individuals
- This includes people disqualified for any of the
			 following reasons:
a. An intentional program
			 violation (IPV) as defined in
SNAP 15410
b. Failure to comply with the social security
			 number (SSN) requirement as explained in
SNAP
			 2100
c. Failure or
			 refusal to comply with the work registration requirements explained in
SNAP 3400
d. Noncompliance with the Workfare
			 requirement explained in
SNAP 3700
f. Being
currently
classified as a fleeing felon as explained in
SNAP
			 1622.10
4.
Boarders
- See
SNAP 1624
for
			 an explanation of boarder policy.
5.
Residents of
			 Institutions
- See
SNAP 1800
for a
			 definition of an institution and the exceptions to this rule.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 016 - DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES › Division 05 - Developmental Disabilities Services › Rule 016.05.07-002 - Policy 1091 - Certification Policy for Non-Center-Based Services

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1.
Purpose
.
This policy has been prepared to
			 implement Ark. Code Ann.
			 20-48-201 et.
			 seq.
2.
Scope
.
This policy is applicable to all
			 Division of Developmental Disabilities Services (DDS) staff charged with
			 implementation of certification standards and to individuals and organizations
			 that are required to be certified by DDS in order to provide services
			 designated in this policy to individuals with developmental disabilities.
A. An individual or organization that
			 provides any of the following Early Intervention Services is required to be
			 certified by DDS:
1) Service
			 Coordination,
2) Developmental
			 Therapy/Therapy Assistant Services,
3) Speech Therapy Services,
4) Physical Therapy Services,
5) Occupational Therapy Services,
6) Consultation Services, and
7) Assistive Technology/Adaptive
			 Equipment.