Requesting The Department Of Law Enforcement To Provide Information Related To The Disposal, Detonation, And Destruction Of Explosives, Fireworks, And Similar Hazardous Materials In The State.
Impact
If enacted, SCR204 requests the Department of Law Enforcement to provide significant information regarding the disposal processes, including detailed descriptions of the methods used for detonation and destruction. This includes controlled detonations, incineration, and further disposal methods to ensure that community safety is prioritized. The resolution aims to enforce transparency and accountability from law enforcement concerning these hazardous materials.
Summary
SCR204 is a Senate Concurrent Resolution from the 33rd Legislature of Hawaii, focused on ensuring the safe handling and disposal of explosives, fireworks, and other hazardous materials. The resolution acknowledges the inherent safety and environmental risks associated with these materials, especially when disposed of near populated areas. By recognizing the potential adverse impact on noise levels, air quality, and public health, the bill seeks to address growing community concerns about the safety of hazardous material treatments.
Contention
The resolution may spark discussions regarding the balance between public safety and the necessity of fireworks and similar materials for celebrations or cultural practices. Opponents could argue that the requested oversight and procedures may complicate the permitting process for events that utilize these materials. Moreover, there may be concerns regarding the adequacy of safety protocols and environmental safeguards that are currently in place, urging for stricter regulations to enhance community protection further.
Same As
Requesting The Department Of Law Enforcement To Provide Information Related To The Disposal, Detonation, And Destruction Of Explosives, Fireworks, And Similar Hazardous Materials In The State.
Requesting The Convening Of An Illegal Fireworks Task Force To Develop A Comprehensive Strategic Plan To Stop The Importation Of Illegal Fireworks And Explosives In The State, Promote Compliance With State Fireworks Control Laws, And Ensure The Safety And Security Of The Airports, Harbors, And Other Facilities And Institutions In The State Against The Discharge Of Illegal Fireworks And Explosives.
Requesting The Convening Of An Illegal Fireworks Task Force To Develop A Comprehensive Strategic Plan To Stop The Importation Of Illegal Fireworks And Explosives In The State, Promote Compliance With State Fireworks Control Laws, And Ensure The Safety And Security Of The Airports, Harbors, And Other Facilities And Institutions In The State Against The Discharge Of Illegal Fireworks And Explosives.
Urging The Department Of Law Enforcement, Fire Departments And Police Departments Of Each County, Humane Societies In Each County, And Media Organizations Throughout The State To Collaborate To Create And Disseminate Public Service Announcements To Highlight The Dangers Of, And Advocate Against The Use Of, Illegal Fireworks In Order To Protect The Health And Safety Of The Community, Pets, And Wildlife.
Requesting That The Chief Information Officer Review Whether All Departments, Agencies, And Offices Of The State Have Up-to-date Technology To Reduce Cyber Threats And Help Protect The State Against Cyberattacks.
Requesting The Department Of The Attorney General To Conduct A Study Evaluating The Feasibility Of Creating A Domestic Violence Registry That Would Be Used Similarly To The Sex Offender Registry.
Urging The Department Of Law Enforcement, Fire Departments And Police Departments Of Each County, Humane Societies In Each County, And Media Organizations Throughout The State To Collaborate To Create And Disseminate Public Service Announcements To Highlight The Dangers Of, And Advocate Against The Use Of, Illegal Fireworks In Order To Protect The Health And Safety Of The Community, Pets, And Wildlife.
Requesting The Department Of Law Enforcement To Provide Information Related To The Disposal, Detonation, And Destruction Of Explosives, Fireworks, And Similar Hazardous Materials In The State.
A bill for an act relating to explosive materials including blasting agents, detonators, and destructive devices, providing penalties, and including effective date provisions. (Formerly HSB 79.) Effective date: 03/22/2023.
A bill for an act relating to explosive materials including blasting agents, detonators, and destructive devices, providing penalties, and including effective date provisions.(Formerly SSB 1082.)