Prohibits glyphosate use on state and county-owned property, with exceptions for certain uses.

The bill prohibits the use of glyphosate herbicide on state and county-owned property, with exceptions for specific circumstances. Certified pesticide applicators and operators may still use glyphosate if there is no actual or significant threat of direct human exposure and no effective, practicable, or viable alternative. Other permitted uses include maintaining critical public infrastructure, ensuring public safety, habitat management, and controlling invasive species. The Department of Environmental Protection must post details of glyphosate use on its website by February 15 each year.

Prohibits glyphosate use on state and county-owned property, with exceptions for certain uses.

The bill prohibits the use of glyphosate herbicide on state and county-owned property, with exceptions for specific circumstances. Certified pesticide applicators and operators may still use glyphosate if there is no actual or significant threat of direct human exposure and no effective, practicable, or viable alternative. Other permitted uses include maintaining critical public infrastructure, ensuring public safety, habitat management, and controlling invasive species. The Department of Environmental Protection must post details of glyphosate use on its website by February 15 each year.