Delaware Administrative Code Title 1 - Authorities, Boards and Commissions

Here’s an overview of Title 1 – Authorities, Boards and Commissions of the Delaware Administrative Code:

📚 Structure of Title 1

Title 1 compiles the regulations governing various state authorities, commissions, and boards. According to Delaware's regulatory site and Justia, it includes the following chapters (regulations.justia.com):

100 – Delaware Health Information Network

200 – Manufactured Home Relocation Trust Fund

300 – Victim’s Compensation Assistance Program Advisory Council

400 – Delaware Economic Development Office

500 – Delaware Solid Waste Authority

600 – Human Relations Commission

700 – State Fire Prevention Commission (with provisions like § 708 on standards)

800 – Council on Police Training

900 – Division of Historical & Cultural Affairs

1000 – Division of the Arts

1100 – Sex Offender Management Board

1200 – Cash Management Policy Board

1300 – Criminal Justice Information System

1400 – Child Placement Review Board

1500 – Motion Picture and Television Development Commission

1600 – Sports Tourism Capital Investment Fund

1700 – Delaware EARNS Program Board

1800 – The Delaware Grocery Initiative

1900 – STEM Talent Advancement & Retention (STAR) Fund

Each of these chapters details the board’s purpose, authority, governance, duties, and operational procedures.

🔍 Example Insight: Chapter 700 – Fire Prevention

Chapter 700 covers the State Fire Prevention Commission. One section, § 708–1–3.0: Report Types, specifies that fire and ambulance companies must submit financial review reports by independent CPAs, with the potential for full audits if issues persist (regulations.justia.com, law.cornell.edu, law.cornell.edu).

✅ How to Access These Regulations

You can view the official rules on the Delaware Regulations site. For instance:

Complete contents of Title 1: use Delaware Regulations → Admin Code → Title 1 (legiscan.com).

Chapter-specific details: refer to Law Cornell’s State Regulations library for specific sections (law.cornell.edu).

 

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