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Online Training Offered For Address Confidentiality Program Assistants; Program Helps Domestic Violence Victims Regain Control Of Lives

The free training will be held on Wednesday, March 28 at 9:00AM. Another session is scheduled for Tuesday, April 10 at 9:30.

Tennant Calls on Psychology Board To Answer Concerns Regarding Emergency Rule

Secretary Tennant said she is shocked that the Board of Examiners of Psychologists, after having proposed this emergency rule, will not discuss the rule with either the media or the parents of the children who will be affected by this rule.

Tennant Approves DEP Emergency Rule Filing For Marcellus Shale; Disappointed With Delay

Under state code, Tennant could have taken up to 42 days to approve or deny the filing. But she approved the ruling in less than a week, saying there could be no delay in responsibly developing the industry.

The Final Day Of Filing For Agency Approved Rules (Video Included)

Administrative Law Division Manager Judy Cooper explains how it works, and why it is done.

The Secretary of State's Office: What Do We Do, And Why Do We Do It? (Video Included)

The Secretary of State's Office has many duties, from elections administration to registering athletic agents.

Governor Signs Tennant E-Filing of Rules Bill Into Law

House Bill 2567 is expected to save the Secretary of State’s office and state agencies more than $100,000 a year in paper and work hours.