Hawaii SB2262 strengthens pollution enforcement by increasing fines, establishing a reporting system, and creating a task force.
Hawaii SB2262 amends pollution laws to increase fines for violations, establish a centralized reporting system for pollution incidents, and create a state-county illegal dumping task force. The bill raises penalties for offenses involving hazardous waste, used oil, and false statements in compliance documents. It mandates the Department of Health to set up a reporting system for public use, including an online portal and hotline. The bill also establishes a task force to coordinate enforcement efforts between state and county authorities, meeting quarterly to target pollution hotspots.
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