Requires establishment of municipal animal control programs and DOH oversight over such programs; appropriates $500,000 for grants to municipalities for associated costs.
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This bill requires New Jersey municipalities to establish and oversee animal control programs, ensuring they meet state standards and address animal welfare concerns. It mandates the Department of Health (DOH) to provide oversight and grants to support these programs. The bill also outlines specific requirements for program implementation, including certified animal control officers, record-keeping, and addressing homeless cat populations, and establishes procedures for handling complaints and managing contracts with animal control services.
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