Strengthens laws on agricultural crimes and hunting on private lands in Hawaii.
This bill aims to combat agricultural crimes in Hawaii by establishing an agricultural crime prevention program within the Department of Agriculture. It provides grants to agricultural property owners for protective measures and supports community-based organizations and law enforcement in preventing and investigating agricultural crimes. The bill also strengthens penalties for offenses such as trespassing, unauthorized hunting, and animal cruelty on agricultural lands.
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