A Resolution directing the Joint State Government Commission to conduct a study on litter law enforcement and provide recommendations.
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Overview
This resolution directs the Joint State Government Commission to conduct a comprehensive study on litter law enforcement in Pennsylvania. The study will examine the effectiveness of current laws and regulations, identify challenges in enforcement, and explore best practices from other states. The Commission is tasked with providing recommendations to improve enforcement, funding, and community involvement in litter prevention and cleanup efforts.
Key provisions
- Review and analyze current Pennsylvania ordinances, laws, and statutes related to litter reduction.
- Assess challenges in enforcing existing litter-related laws and regulations.
- Evaluate community service requirements for littering offenses.
- Research litter-related policies in other states, including enforcement and funding.
- Develop policy and legislative recommendations to improve enforcement.
- Recommend improvements to community service programs for litter cleanup.
- Identify potential funding sources for litter education and cleanup programs.
- Allow the Commission to consult with relevant state agencies, nonprofits, local governments, and law enforcement.
Who is affected
- Pennsylvania residents
- State agencies
- Local governments
- Nonprofit organizations
- Law enforcement officers
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