Committee hears bill to limit municipal rules on battery‑charged security fences
The committee heard House Bill 2603, which would prevent municipalities from imposing permits or installation requirements beyond a state definition for battery‑charged security fences; proponents said the measure would streamline installations and cited commercial safety benefits.
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House Bill 2603 would prevent municipalities from adopting or enforcing ordinances, permits or operational requirements that exceed the bill’s definition of a "battery charged security fence," the reviser told the Committee on Commerce, Labor and Economic Development.
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