Federal Register Monitor — US Rules, Notices & Regulations
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Federal Register Monitor — US Rules, Notices & Regulations
Track new US federal rules, proposed rules, notices and presidential documents by keyword, agency, type and date. Structured JSON with official links. Fast, no browser.
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Kenneth Bonnet
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Track new US federal rules, proposed rules, notices, and presidential documents by keyword, agency, document type, and date range. Get clean, structured JSON with direct links to the official HTML and PDF — no browser, no API key, no scraping headaches.
Point it at
"data breach","tariff", a competitor's name, or an agency like the SEC or EPA, and get a ready-to-use feed of everything the US government published on it.
What it does
This Actor queries the official Federal Register API v1
(federalregister.gov/developers/api/v1) and flattens the results into a tidy
dataset. The Federal Register is the daily journal of the US government — every
proposed and final regulation, agency notice, and presidential document.
Each result row includes:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
document_number | Unique Federal Register document number |
title | Document title |
type | Rule, Proposed Rule, Notice, or Presidential Document |
abstract | Summary of the document |
action | The regulatory action (e.g. "Final rule", "Notice of meeting") |
publication_date | Date published in the Federal Register |
effective_on | Date the rule takes effect (if applicable) |
comments_close_on | Public comment deadline (if applicable) |
agencies | List of issuing agencies |
primary_agency | The lead agency |
docket_ids | Regulatory docket IDs |
html_url | Link to the official document page |
pdf_url | Link to the official PDF |
scraped_at | UTC timestamp of extraction |
Example use cases
- Regulatory / compliance monitoring — track every rule or notice from the agencies that regulate you (SEC, EPA, FDA, FCC…).
- Government affairs & lobbying — catch proposed rules and their comment deadlines the day they publish.
- Legal research — pull all documents mentioning a statute, program, or topic, with citable official links.
- Journalism — monitor a keyword across the entire federal government.
- Comment-deadline alerts — filter by
comments_close_onto never miss a public-comment window.
Input
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
term | string | Keyword or phrase |
document_types | array | Rule, Proposed Rule, Notice, Presidential Document |
agencies | array | Agency slugs, e.g. securities-and-exchange-commission |
start_date / end_date | string | Publication date range (YYYY-MM-DD) |
order | string | newest, oldest, or relevance |
max_results | integer | Cap on records returned |
At least one filter (term, agencies, document_types, or a date range) is
required.
Example input:
{"term": "cybersecurity","document_types": ["Proposed Rule"],"start_date": "2026-01-01","order": "newest","max_results": 200}
Output
A dataset of Federal Register documents (see the table above). Export to JSON, CSV, or Excel, or read it via the dataset API.
Pricing
Pay per result — you are charged only for documents actually delivered. No monthly rental, no charge for empty searches.
Notes
- Data comes directly from the U.S. Federal Register, whose contents are in the public domain. This Actor does not alter document content.
- The Actor sends a descriptive
User-Agentwith contact info, as recommended by federalregister.gov, and paces requests politely.
Disclaimer
This tool retrieves publicly available U.S. government documents from the Federal Register. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Office of the Federal Register. Provided for informational purposes only; not legal advice.