Executive orders 6,939 on file, 1937 to 2026

Directions to the executive branch, signed by the president and published in the Federal Register. Search by keyword, order number, president or year.

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381 orders signed by Ronald Reagan. Showing 91–120, newest first. Clear filters
Order Title President Issued
12577 Closing of Government departments and agencies on Friday, December 26, 1986 Ronald Reagan December 22, 1986
12576 Victims of terrorism compensation Revoked Ronald Reagan December 2, 1986
12575 President's Special Review Board Revoked Amended later Ronald Reagan December 1, 1986
12574 Establishing an experimental program within the President's Commission on Executive Exchange Ronald Reagan November 20, 1986
12573 Amending Executive Order No. 11157 as it relates to incentive pay for hazardous duty Amends 11157 Ronald Reagan November 6, 1986
12572 Relations With the Northern Mariana Islands Ronald Reagan November 3, 1986
12571 Implementation of the Comprehensive Anti-Apartheid Act Ronald Reagan October 27, 1986
12570 Delegating authority to implement assistance for Central American democracies and the Nicaraquan Democratic Resistance Amended later Ronald Reagan October 24, 1986
12569 Management of the Compact of Free Association With the Republic of the Marshall Islands, the Federated States of Micronesia, and the Republic of Palau Amends 11021 Ronald Reagan October 16, 1986
12568 Employment opportunities for military spouses at nonappropriated fund activities Ronald Reagan October 2, 1986
12567 Inter-American Investment Corporation, Commission for the Study of Alternatives to the Panama Canal, and Pacific Salmon Commission Amends 11269 Ronald Reagan October 2, 1986
12566 Safety belt use requirements for Federal employees Revoked Ronald Reagan September 26, 1986
12565 Prescribing a comprehensive system of financial reporting for officers and employees in the executive branch Revoked Amends 11222 Ronald Reagan September 25, 1986
12564 Drug-Free Federal Workplace Ronald Reagan September 15, 1986
12563 Establishing an emergency board to investigate a dispute between the Long Island Rail Road and certain labor organizations representing its employees Ronald Reagan September 12, 1986
12562 Establishing an emergency board to investigate disputes between certain railroads represented by the National Carriers' Conference Committee of the National Railway Labor Conference and their employees represented by certain labor organizations Ronald Reagan July 15, 1986
12561 Delegating certain functions of the President relating to Federal civilian employee and contractor travel expenses Amends 10621 Ronald Reagan July 1, 1986
12560 Administration of foreign relations and related functions Amends 11958 Ronald Reagan May 24, 1986
12559 Exclusions From the Federal-Labor Management Relations Program Amends 12171 Ronald Reagan May 20, 1986
12558 Establishing an emergency board to investigate a dispute between the Long Island Rail Road and certain labor organizations representing Its employees Ronald Reagan May 16, 1986
12557 Establishing an emergency board to investigate disputes between the Maine Central Railroad Company/Portland Terminal Company and certain of their employees represented by the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees Ronald Reagan May 16, 1986
12556 Mailing privileges of members of Armed Forces of the United States and of friendly foreign nations Ronald Reagan April 16, 1986
12555 Protection of Cultural Property Amended later Ronald Reagan March 10, 1986
12554 Nuclear Cooperation With EURATOM Ronald Reagan February 28, 1986
12553 Revocation of Various Executive Orders Ronald Reagan February 25, 1986
12552 Productivity Improvement Program for the Federal Government Revoked Ronald Reagan February 25, 1986
12551 The President's Export Council Amends 12131 Ronald Reagan February 21, 1986
12550 Amendments to the Manual for Courts-Martial, United States, 1984 Amends 12473 Ronald Reagan February 19, 1986
12549 Debarment and Suspension Ronald Reagan February 18, 1986
12548 Grazing Fees Ronald Reagan February 14, 1986

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