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Administrative Rules

About the Administrative Rules Division

The Administrative Rules Division is charged with overseeing the administrative rulemaking process for each department in the State of Michigan.

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Pursuant to MOAHR Administrative Hearing Standard 2024-1, administrative proceedings will by default be conducted remotely, unless: (i) an administrative law judge or hearing officer determines in their discretion that all or part of a proceeding should be in person or (ii) a party submits a written request demonstrating good cause for why all or part of the proceeding should be in person and the administrative law judge or hearing officer finds the request should be granted because of accessibility limitations, specific evidentiary issues, or other unique circumstances. To further assist remote hearing participants, MOAHR has developed a Standards and Guidelines for Remote Hearings manual. This manual contains useful information and best practices relevant to the conduct of remote hearings for all practice areas within MOAHR, except for the Corrections area.

  • You may filter your search for administrative rules by a department name and, if desired, then a bureau. The Michigan Administrative Code can be filtered by ruleset numbers or range numbers. 

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Rules Currently Pending in the Rulemaking Process

Michigan Administrative Code

Michigan Administrative Code: A compilation of all adopted rules and regulations that are in effect in the State of Michigan.

Michigan Register: Published bi-monthly and contains proposed rules, notices of public hearings for proposed rules, administrative rules filed with the secretary of state, and other official information considered necessary or appropriate by the ARD.

Annual Administrative Code Supplement

Administrative Rulemaking Process Downloadable PowerPoint

Rulemaking Process Summary

Using the Michigan Administrative Code

The Michigan Office of Administrative Hearings and Rules strives to ensure equal access to its online services. In doing so, we are working toward full compliance with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA.

An accessibility review of this website is currently underway, and remediation activities are in progress. These efforts will continue as we implement improvements across the site.

Should you encounter accessibility challenges or require assistance using any portion of this website, please contact MOAHR-Rules@michigan.gov. Please reference the specific page where the issue occurred so we may address it efficiently.