Establishes a deer management pilot program in Nassau County, New York, and requires a report on its effectiveness.
The bill establishes a deer management pilot program in Nassau County, New York, allowing the issuance of deer cull permits to nuisance wildlife specialists. It mandates the Department of Environmental Conservation to prepare a report on the program's effectiveness, including the number of cull permits issued and deer taken, and recommendations for improvements. The report must be delivered to the governor, the speaker of the assembly, and the temporary president of the senate, and published on the department's public website within thirty months of the bill's effective date.
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