Committee hears support for creating state noxious-weed coordinator, delays vote
Testimony favored HB1931HD2 to modernize noxious-weed statutes, create a state coordinator and allow public proposals; supporters said statutes date from the 1950s and administrative rules need updating. The committee postponed action to March 25 due to lack of quorum.
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The Senate Committee on Agriculture and Environment took testimony March 20 on HB1931HD2, a bill to establish a state noxious-weed coordinator, update designation and management processes, allow public proposals, require notice and public reporting, and strengthen enforcement and penalties.
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