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09/18/2026

Honoring Hispanic Heritage Month and the voices, cultures, and contributions that enrich our communities every day. 💙

09/17/2026

Happy Constitution Day from ACR! 📜
Throwback to our 2023 Summer Conference in Washington, D.C. Being in the nation’s capital reminded us that constitutional principles are part of the foundation of every administrative rule we write and review today.

09/04/2026

Happy Labor Day Weekend from ACR! 🌟

As we head into the long weekend, we’re honoring the hard-working administrative rule professionals. Thank you for your continued dedication to transparency, accuracy, and public accessibility in state government. We hope you all have a wonderful and well-deserved, relaxing Labor Day weekend!

08/26/2026

Connect. Learn. Improve.

Looking to collaborate with rulemaking professionals across the nation?

The Administrative Codes & Registers (ACR) section of NASS brings together a national network of rule writers, editors, and publishers to share innovative ideas, tackle regulatory challenges, and develop effective solutions.

Scan the QR codes below or visit our website to explore our resources and learn how you can get involved today.
🔗 https://administrativerules.org/

08/14/2026

🥳🎉

Calling All Administrative Law Professionals! 📢

For just $50/year, ACR membership gives you access to:

• Civic Roundtable, a place to connect with colleagues, discuss and collaborate on specific rulemaking and administrative law topics, share resources, and learn from professionals across the country.

• A national member directory to help you find and connect with administrative law professionals across states and jurisdictions.

• Networking opportunities and professional resources to learn how other jurisdictions approach rulemaking and share ideas and best practices.

ACR is bringing administrative law professionals from across the country together to strengthen our profession and build a community we can all learn from. We’d love to have you be part of it!

08/14/2026

07/17/2026

📣 Did you hear?
The next ACR Conference is headed to New Hampshire! 🍁🏔️

We can’t wait to see everyone for another year of learning, networking, and connecting with rulemaking professionals.

See you there!

07/17/2026

🎬That’s a wrap on the ACR Conference!

We wrapped up the conference with a fantastic presentation from South Dakota on their rulemaking process. Thank you for sharing your insights!

Thank you to everyone who made this year’s conference a success. Safe travels, and we’ll see you next year! 👋✨

02/12/2026

✨ Survey Committee Program Update ✨

The Survey Committee is excited to share an early look at the upcoming 2026 survey, which they’ll begin rolling out to each state in the coming months. This cycle brings something new: a spotlight on state training materials and style guides! Once all updates are complete, they’ll launch a new website link where everyone can easily explore these resources. Stay tuned for that release!

In the meantime, they’ll also be reaching out to each state to refresh and confirm code publishing details.

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