Hawaii SB1591 appropriates funds to prevent, monitor, and respond to avian influenza in the state.
Hawaii SB1591 addresses the threat of H5 avian influenza, commonly known as bird flu, which has been detected in Hawaii and has affected numerous dairy herds and poultry across the nation. The bill allocates funds to the Department of Health and the Department of Agriculture to enhance biosecurity measures, increase testing, and monitor the spread of the virus. The appropriation aims to protect local farms, food production, and public health, with a focus on preventing and responding to avian influenza in Hawaii. The act will take effect on July 1, 2025.
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