Hawaii SB139 authorizes community action programs to control or eradicate invasive pests like little fire ants.
Hawaii SB139 aims to combat the spread of invasive pests, particularly little fire ants, by authorizing community action programs. These programs, run by the invasive species council, counties, or their agents, will use volunteers to distribute and apply non-restricted use pesticides. The bill mandates training for volunteers, education and outreach in affected communities, and supervision of pesticide use. It also exempts certain activities and personnel from pesticide regulations to support these efforts.
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