Arkansas § 15-31-113 Legislative findings - Purpose

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§ 15-31-113 — Legislative findings - Purpose

Arkansas § 15-31-113

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Ark. Code Ann. § 15-31-113 (2026).

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(a)The General Assembly finds:

(1)The Arkansas Forestry Commission enforces laws pertaining to wildland fires, timber theft, and unlawful dumping on forest land;

(2)Under current law, fines resulting from violations of the wildland fire laws are deposited with local school districts; and (3) The law is silent on where to deposit fines resulting from violations of the dumping and timber theft laws.

(b)The purpose of this section and § 15-31-114 is to establish that fines generated by law enforcement activities of the commission be deposited into the State Forestry Fund.

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(a) The General Assembly finds: (1) The Arkansas Forestry Commission enforces laws pertaining to wildland fires, timber theft, and unlawful dumping on forest land; (2) Under current law, fines resulting from violations of the wildland fire laws are deposited with local school districts; and (3) The law is silent on where to deposit fines resulting from violations of the dumping and timber theft laws. (b) The purpose of this section and § 15-31-114 is to establish that fines generated by law enforcement activities of the commission be deposited into the State Forestry Fund.