Maine § 25 §2492 Collection program

Maine Statutes

§ 25 §2492 — Collection program

Maine § 25 §2492

Title 25INTERNAL SECURITY AND PUBLIC SAFETY

Part 6FIRE PREVENTION AND FIRE PROTECTION

Ch. 318-AEXPIRED MARINE FLARES

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Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 25, § 25 §2492 (2026).

Text

The commissioner shall establish and oversee a program for the convenient and safe collection of expired marine flares pursuant to this section.

1.Site collection. The commissioner shall coordinate the following site collection operations.

2.Short-term storage. The commissioner shall provide guidance for short-term storage to persons collecting expired marine flares under subsection 1 if the commissioner determines that safety equipment or special procedures are required.

3.Direct collection. The commissioner shall designate fire inspectors to collect expired marine flares in a timely way from individuals who fish commercially and recreational boaters in the State who contact the Department of Public Safety to notify the department of expired marine flares in need of disposal.

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The commissioner shall establish and oversee a program for the convenient and safe collection of expired marine flares pursuant to this section.
1.
Site collection.
The commissioner shall coordinate the following site collection operations.
2.
Short-term storage.
The commissioner shall provide guidance for short-term storage to persons collecting expired marine flares under subsection 1 if the commissioner determines that safety equipment or special procedures are required.
3.
Direct collection.
The commissioner shall designate fire inspectors to collect expired marine flares in a timely way from individuals who fish commercially and recreational boaters in the State who contact the Department of Public Safety to notify the department of expired marine flares in need of disposal.