Hawaii SB139 authorizes community action programs to control and eradicate invasive pests like little fire ants.
Hawaii SB139 aims to address the rapid spread of invasive pests like little fire ants by authorizing community action programs. These programs, run by state departments, counties, or their agents, will use volunteers to control or eradicate pests. The bill specifies that these programs must include training for volunteers, community education, and supervision to ensure safe pesticide use. The legislation also clarifies that participants in these programs are not considered pest control operators and are only liable for damages caused by negligence or misconduct.
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