TITLE 8: AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS
CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SUBCHAPTER b: ANIMALS AND ANIMAL PRODUCTS (EXCEPT MEAT AND POULTRY INSPECTION ACT REGULATIONS)
PART 30
ANIMAL CONTROL ACT
SECTION 30.10 DEFINITIONS
Section 30.10 Definitions
For the purpose of this Act and
these rules, the following definitions shall apply:
"Confined
under the observation of a licensed veterinarian" means confined to an
escape-proof building or other enclosure away from other animals and the
public, and observed daily by the Administrator or another licensed
veterinarian.
"Escape-proof
building or other enclosure" means a building or other enclosure of such
strength and structure to keep the confined animal away from other animals and
the public.
"Humanely
dispatched" means the painless administration of a lethal dose of an agent
which shall cause the painless death of an animal as prescribed in the Journal
of the American Veterinary Medical Association, January 15, 1993. Said method
shall not destroy brain tissue necessary for laboratory examination for rabies.
Animals shall be handled prior to administration of the agent in such a manner
as to avoid undue apprehension by the animal.
"Official
health certificate" means a legible record, made on an official form of
the state of origin, or the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service of the
U.S. Department of Agriculture, and issued by a licensed veterinarian of the
state of origin, a veterinarian in the employ of the Animal and Plant Health
Inspection Service, or a veterinarian in the employ of the United States Armed
Services, which shows that the dog(s) listed thereon meet the health
requirements of the State of Illinois. The official health certificate shall
contain the name and address of the consignor; the name and address of the
consignee; an accurate description or identification including age, sex and
breed of the dog(s) involved; and shall also indicate the health status of the
dog(s), including the date(s) of vaccination(s), type of vaccine, name of
manufacturer, serial number, and amount of vaccine administered.
"Officially
vaccinated" means the inoculation of a dog with a vaccine as set forth in
8 Ill. Adm. Code 30.90 of these rules; administered by a licensed veterinarian
by the route and in the amount recommended by the producer of the vaccine and
for which a county rabies vaccination tag has been issued and properly recorded
on a certificate as prescribed by the Board.
"Program"
means the Animal Control Program as organized for the purpose of carrying out
the provisions of this Act and the rules pursuant thereto.
"Recognized
laboratory" means a laboratory operated by the State Department of
Agriculture, the State Department of Public Health, any land grant university,
or other laboratories approved by the Department of Public Health.
"Stray"
means an animal which shall be considered a stray according to the ordinances
that exist in the county in which the animal is found.
"Straying"
means a dog or other animal not on the premises of the owner or not confined or
under control by leash or other recognized control methods as set forth in 8
Ill. Adm. Code 30.140 (b)(1), (2) and (3).
"Wild
animal" means a wolf, coyote, or the offspring of a mating between a wolf
or coyote and a dog.
(Source: Amended at 20 Ill. Reg. 1505, effective January 12, 1996)
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CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SUBCHAPTER b: ANIMALS AND ANIMAL PRODUCTS (EXCEPT MEAT AND POULTRY INSPECTION ACT REGULATIONS)
PART 30
ANIMAL CONTROL ACT
SECTION 30.20 INTERSTATE SHIPMENT OF DOGS; HEALTH CERTIFICATE REQUIRED
Section 30.20 Interstate
Shipment of Dogs; Health Certificate Required
a) Dogs of any age brought into Illinois shall be accompanied by
an official health certificate issued within 30 days of entry, showing the age,
sex, breed, and description of each dog; that the dogs in shipment are free
from visible evidence of communicable diseases as set forth in Sections 9 and
10 of the Illinois Diseased Animals Act [510 ILCS 50/9 and 10]; that they
originated in an area not under quarantine because of rabies or if originating
in an area under quarantine because of rabies, have obtained prior permission
from the Department that will be granted by telephoning 217/782-4944 and
indicating that the dogs have not been in physical contact with rabid animals;
and that all dogs over 16 weeks of age have been vaccinated against rabies as
set forth in 8 Ill. Adm. Code 30.90. A copy of the health certificate bearing
the approval of the Animal Health Official of the state of origin shall be
filed with the Department.
b) This Part shall not apply to dogs consigned to hospitals,
pharmaceutical companies, or licensed research institutions for research or
teaching, nor to performing dogs or dogs brought in for a limited period of
time for exhibition or breeding purposes and kept under direct control while in
Illinois; provided, such performing dogs, dogs for exhibition, or dogs for
breeding purposes have been vaccinated against rabies prior to entry into
Illinois.
(Source: Amended at 20 Ill. Reg. 1505, effective January 12, 1996)
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CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SUBCHAPTER b: ANIMALS AND ANIMAL PRODUCTS (EXCEPT MEAT AND POULTRY INSPECTION ACT REGULATIONS)
PART 30
ANIMAL CONTROL ACT
SECTION 30.30 CAUSES FOR REMOVAL OF ADMINISTRATOR OR WARDENS FROM OFFICE
Section 30.30 Causes for
Removal of Administrator or Wardens from Office
Upon initial appointment, the
Administrator shall be informed by the Board as to the causes which would
constitute a basis for removing the Administrator, Deputy Administrator, and
Animal Control Wardens from office under Section 3 of the Act.
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CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SUBCHAPTER b: ANIMALS AND ANIMAL PRODUCTS (EXCEPT MEAT AND POULTRY INSPECTION ACT REGULATIONS)
PART 30
ANIMAL CONTROL ACT
SECTION 30.40 DISTRICT BOARDS
Section 30.40 District
Boards
a) When Districts are established under this Act, the District
Board shall meet in February, May, August, and November of each year. At each
November session, the District Board shall elect one of their number chairman
for the ensuing year. He shall preside at their sessions and perform such
duties as are, or may be, prescribed by law or by the order of said District
Board. An acting chairman shall be elected at the initial organizational
meeting of the District Board, and shall serve until the regular election at
the next November meeting.
b) One member of the District Board shall be elected
Secretary-Treasurer and shall keep minutes of each meeting, records of all
finances, and assume other duties as assigned by the District Board. The
Secretary-Treasurer shall make all records available to each County Board
involved, and to the Department upon request.
c) Compensation for members of the District Board shall be borne
by each member's respective County Board.
d) When a District is formed, the words "County Board"
or "Board" as used in this Act and this Part shall be interpreted to
mean "District Board" when applicable.
(Source: Amended at 18 Ill. Reg. 14891, effective September 26, 1994)
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CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SUBCHAPTER b: ANIMALS AND ANIMAL PRODUCTS (EXCEPT MEAT AND POULTRY INSPECTION ACT REGULATIONS)
PART 30
ANIMAL CONTROL ACT
SECTION 30.50 TRAINING OF ANIMAL CONTROL WARDENS
Section 30.50 Training of
Animal Control Wardens
a) It shall be the duty of each county to see that Animal Control
Wardens are properly trained in apprehension, handling, and care of animals.
b) The words "Supervising" and "Supervisor"
may be used to designate Deputy Administrators or Animal Control Wardens whose
responsibility require them to supervise other Deputy Administrators or Animal
Control Wardens.
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CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SUBCHAPTER b: ANIMALS AND ANIMAL PRODUCTS (EXCEPT MEAT AND POULTRY INSPECTION ACT REGULATIONS)
PART 30
ANIMAL CONTROL ACT
SECTION 30.60 RABIES VACCINATION TAGS; COUNTY ACCOUNTABLE FOR RABIES TAGS
Section 30.60 Rabies
Vaccination Tags; County Accountable for Rabies Tags
a) Rabies vaccination tags for dogs shall be furnished by the
county. The Administrator or other county official designated by the Board
shall record the name and address of each person to whom rabies vaccination
tags are issued and the serial numbers of the tags issued. The person receiving
the tags shall be held accountable for each tag, and shall return all unused
tags upon their expiration. If such person fails to account for each tag, or
refuses to return unused tags, a county may withhold issuance of additional
tags to that person. A person issuing a tag to an owner shall issue a tag from
the county in which the dog owner resides.
b) The rabies vaccination tag shall be attached to a collar or
harness and worn at all times by the dog for which the certificate and tag have
been issued, except when such dog is confined.
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CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SUBCHAPTER b: ANIMALS AND ANIMAL PRODUCTS (EXCEPT MEAT AND POULTRY INSPECTION ACT REGULATIONS)
PART 30
ANIMAL CONTROL ACT
SECTION 30.70 RABIES VACCINATION TAG AND CERTIFICATE HONORED BY ALL COUNTIES; INTERSTATE SHIPMENT OF DOGS RECOGNIZED AS OFFICIALLY VACCINATED
Section 30.70 Rabies
Vaccination Tag and Certificate Honored by All Counties; Interstate Shipment of
Dogs Recognized as Officially Vaccinated
a) A rabies vaccination tag and certificate shall be honored
until expiration in and by all counties throughout the State of Illinois when
ownership of a dog is transferred, while the dog is in transit, or if the owner
has established residence in another county.
b) Dogs inoculated against rabies prior to entry into Illinois
shall be recognized as officially vaccinated if the Administrator is presented
evidence that such inoculation was administered by a licensed veterinarian with
a vaccine licensed in 8 Ill. Adm. Code 30.90. Such evidence shall include the
date(s) of vaccination(s), type of vaccine, name of manufacturer, serial
number, and amount of vaccine administered.
(Source: Amended at 7 Ill. Reg. 1712, effective January 28, 1983)
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CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SUBCHAPTER b: ANIMALS AND ANIMAL PRODUCTS (EXCEPT MEAT AND POULTRY INSPECTION ACT REGULATIONS)
PART 30
ANIMAL CONTROL ACT
SECTION 30.80 APPROVAL OF RABIES VACCINATION TAGS AND COLOR
Section 30.80 Approval of
Rabies Vaccination Tags and Color
Illinois rabies vaccination tags
are to be of the color and shape prescribed annually by the Department and
shall bear the following inscription: Rabies Vaccination; Serial No. ____;
Illinois Department of Agriculture; name of county and year.
(Source: Amended at 7 Ill. Reg. 1712, effective January 28, 1983)
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CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SUBCHAPTER b: ANIMALS AND ANIMAL PRODUCTS (EXCEPT MEAT AND POULTRY INSPECTION ACT REGULATIONS)
PART 30
ANIMAL CONTROL ACT
SECTION 30.90 RECOGNIZED IMMUNITY PERIOD OF ANIMAL RABIES VACCINES
Section 30.90 Recognized
Immunity Period of Animal Rabies Vaccines
a) The Department will accept the recognized immunity period of
animal rabies vaccines licensed by Biologics Licensing and Standards Staff of
Veterinary Services, Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, United States
Department of Agriculture. To aid county officials in enforcing the Animal
Control Act, the Department will periodically issue to the Administrator of
each county a list of the licensed animal rabies vaccines recognized for use in
Illinois, and the recognized immunity period of those vaccines. At such time as
new animal rabies vaccines are recognized, or revisions made in
recommendations, the Department shall so notify the Administrator.
b) Animal rabies vaccines shall be administered to dogs or other
animals by the route and in the amount recommended by the producer of the
vaccine.
c) Dogs required to be vaccinated against rabies as specified in
Section 8 of the Animal Control Act shall be revaccinated within the time
period specified for the particular vaccine administered, EXCEPT that dogs
initially vaccinated when less than 1 year of age shall be revaccinated 1 year
after the initial vaccination. Thus, when an animal rabies vaccine recognized
as conveying a 3-year immunity is administered to a dog which is at least 1
year of age at the time of vaccination, that vaccination shall be recognized
for a period of 3 years. If, however, a dog is under 1 year of age at time of
initial vaccination with a vaccine recognized as conveying a 3-year immunity,
that vaccination will only be recognized for a period of 1 year.
d) The certificate of vaccination issued shall specify the
recognized duration of immunity in accordance with the provisions of subsection
(c) above.
e) When the vaccine manufacturer recommends that 2 doses of an
animal rabies vaccine be administered at specific time intervals for initial
immunization, a dog receiving such vaccine cannot be considered as officially
vaccinated against rabies until it has received both injections AND the rabies
vaccination certificate shall not be issued until the dog has received the
second injection of the vaccine.
f) There is no recognized vaccine approved for use on wild
animals; therefore, wild animals shall not be vaccinated against rabies. Any
wild animal so vaccinated shall not be recognized as an official vaccinate and
such animal shall be subject to the provisions of the Illinois Dangerous
Animals Act [720 ILCS 585].
(Source: Amended at 18 Ill. Reg. 14891, effective September 26, 1994)
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CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SUBCHAPTER b: ANIMALS AND ANIMAL PRODUCTS (EXCEPT MEAT AND POULTRY INSPECTION ACT REGULATIONS)
PART 30
ANIMAL CONTROL ACT
SECTION 30.100 UNVACCINATED IMPOUNDED DOG
Section 30.100 Unvaccinated
Impounded Dog
Pursuant to "b" under
Section 10 of the Act, an owner redeeming an unvaccinated impounded dog 4
months or more of age, or any person adopting such a dog as provided under
Section 11 of the Act, shall cause such dog to be officially vaccinated against
rabies within 5 days after the dog is removed from the pound. The manager or
operator of the impoundment facility shall furnish such person with written
notice setting forth these requirements as well as the penalty for failure to
comply as set forth under Section 26 of the Act.
(Source: Amended at 7 Ill. Reg. 1712, effective January 28, 1983)
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CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SUBCHAPTER b: ANIMALS AND ANIMAL PRODUCTS (EXCEPT MEAT AND POULTRY INSPECTION ACT REGULATIONS)
PART 30
ANIMAL CONTROL ACT
SECTION 30.110 CONFINEMENT PERIOD FOR ANIMAL WHICH HAS BITTEN A PERSON
Section 30.110 Confinement
Period for Animal Which Has Bitten a Person
a) The Act provides that, when approved by the Administrator or
his authorized representative, the confinement period for an animal which has
bitten a person may be reduced to less than 10 days following a bite when:
1) It is deemed advisable for humane reasons, i.e., injury or
disease conditions, or
2) The animal inflicting the bite had been maintained in a
controlled environment in a research institution for a period of at least 6
months, or for the life of the animal, or
3) A physician indicates in writing that post-exposure antirabies
treatments may endanger the life of the person bitten, or
4) Written permission is obtained from the owner of the biting
animal, or
5) The animal is deemed to be a stray by the Administrator.
b) When such animal is confined for a period of less than 10
days, it shall be euthanized at the end of the confinement period and the brain
submitted direct to a recognized laboratory for rabies examination. It shall be
the responsibility of the person requesting the reduced confinement period to
assure that the brain is transported, without delay, to a recognized laboratory
so it will arrive in a satisfactory condition for rabies examination.
(Source: Amended at 7 Ill. Reg. 1712, effective January 28, 1983)
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CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SUBCHAPTER b: ANIMALS AND ANIMAL PRODUCTS (EXCEPT MEAT AND POULTRY INSPECTION ACT REGULATIONS)
PART 30
ANIMAL CONTROL ACT
SECTION 30.120 BITING ANIMAL CONSIDERED OFFICIALLY VACCINATED; BRAINS OF DOGS SUSPECTED OF HAVING RABIES AND WHICH HAVE DIED SHALL BE SUBMITTED FOR EXAMINATION
Section 30.120 Biting Animal
Considered Officially Vaccinated; Brains of Dogs Suspected of Having Rabies and
Which Have Died Shall Be Submitted for Examination
a) A biting animal shall, for confinement purposes as set forth
in Section 13 of the Act, be considered officially vaccinated against rabies
if:
1) the initial rabies vaccination was completed at least 30 days
prior to the biting incident, or
2) the biting animal shall have been previously immunized against
rabies and the biting incident occurred within the recognized immunization
period for the vaccine used.
b) The brains of all dogs or other animals which are suspected of
having rabies or the brains from animals which have bitten a person or other
animal and die during the period of observation shall be promptly and properly
submitted to a recognized laboratory for rabies examination. It shall be the
responsibility of the person who has the biting animal confined under his
observation to see that the brain is properly submitted to the laboratory
without delay. There is no observation period for wild animals so their brains
shall be submitted immediately for rabies examination.
(Source: Amended at 7 Ill. Reg. 1712, effective January 28, 1983)
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CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SUBCHAPTER b: ANIMALS AND ANIMAL PRODUCTS (EXCEPT MEAT AND POULTRY INSPECTION ACT REGULATIONS)
PART 30
ANIMAL CONTROL ACT
SECTION 30.130 RABID ANIMALS; PROCEDURES FOR REVACCINATION, CONFINEMENT OR DESTRUCTION
Section 30.130 Rabid
Animals; Procedures for Revaccination, Confinement or Destruction
When circumstances indicate
animals were bitten by a rabid animal, the following procedures shall apply:
a) Immediate humane destruction is preferred. (If meat animal,
slaughter is permitted within 72 hours after exposure or after 6 months from
date of exposure.)
b) If the bitten dog, cat or ferret had been officially
vaccinated more than 30 days prior to exposure, and within the recognized
period of immunity, it shall be revaccinated and confined for 45 days.
c) If the bitten dog, cat or ferret had not been officially
vaccinated more than 30 days prior to exposure, it shall be vaccinated
immediately and be placed under strict confinement for a 6-month period. If the
exposed dog, cat or ferret is apparently normal at the end of 5 months of the
confinement period, it shall be revaccinated against rabies at that time and
then remain in confinement for another 30 days.
(Source: Amended at 41 Ill. Reg. 5804, effective June 1, 2017)
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CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SUBCHAPTER b: ANIMALS AND ANIMAL PRODUCTS (EXCEPT MEAT AND POULTRY INSPECTION ACT REGULATIONS)
PART 30
ANIMAL CONTROL ACT
SECTION 30.140 DANGEROUS DOG; CONTROL METHODS
Section 30.140 Dangerous
Dog; Control Methods
Under Section 15 of this Act:
a) A dangerous dog shall mean a dog as defined in Section
15(a)(2) of the Animal Control Act [510 ILCS 5/15(a)(2)].
b) The following shall be accepted as recognized control methods
for dangerous dogs:
1) Placing an animal within an enclosed automobile, truck, or
other vehicle not being used as a public conveyance of humans, or
2) Shipping an animal on a public conveyance that is properly
confined in a shipping container conspicuously labeled "DANGEROUS
ANIMAL" and constructed of materials in such a manner to prevent the
animal from biting other animals or the public, or
3) Properly muzzling an animal and placing it on a leash of
sufficient strength to keep such animal under control, and held by a competent
person capable of controlling such animal, or
4) Confining the animal on the premises of the owner in such a
manner as to prevent its coming in contact with other animals or the public.
c) The owner of any dog exempt under Section 15 shall provide the
Administrator with the breed, description, name and location where such dog can
be expected to be located at all times when not on leash or under direct
control of its owner.
d) A dog exempt under Section 15 of this Act when not under
direct control by leash or other recognized control methods shall be confined
in such a manner as to prevent it from attacking or injuring any person who is
peacefully conducting himself where he lawfully may be.
(Source: Amended at 18 Ill. Reg. 14891, effective September 26, 1994)
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CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SUBCHAPTER b: ANIMALS AND ANIMAL PRODUCTS (EXCEPT MEAT AND POULTRY INSPECTION ACT REGULATIONS)
PART 30
ANIMAL CONTROL ACT
SECTION 30.150 CLAIM FOR LOSS OF ANIMALS OR POULTRY KILLED OR INJURED BY DOGS
Section 30.150 Claim for
Loss of Animals or Poultry Killed or Injured by Dogs
a) An owner making claim for loss of animals or poultry killed or
injured by dogs shall report such loss to the Administrator within 24 hours
after such loss occurs, shall have not less than 2 witnesses who are
freeholders of the county substantiate such loss within 48 hours after the loss
occurs, and shall appear before a member of the County Board within 7 days
after such loss to make affidavit.
b) The Administrator or the person designated by him shall make
an investigation, shall observe the animals in question, and shall visit the
site where the animals were killed or injured. If the investigator is not a
veterinarian and cannot confirm such claim to be valid, then the Administrator
or a veterinarian designated by the Administrator shall examine the animals or
poultry and make written report to be filed with the County Treasurer as to the
cause of death. If such report does not substantiate loss caused by dogs, the
claim shall be denied by the Board.
c) Applications used in making claims for damages for animals or
poultry killed or injured by dogs shall be on such forms as prescribed by the
Department. Such forms shall include the amount of claim, the amount paid for
each claim, the number and kind of animals or poultry killed or injured by
dogs, and whether such animals were grade, or crossbred, hybrid, inbred, and
purebred animals registered with an appropriate breed association or
organization. In the case of animals registered with an appropriate breed
association or organization, the owner shall surrender such certificate of
registry to the county. A copy of such certificate shall be maintained in the
county records and the original certificate of registry shall be immediately
forwarded to the appropriate breed association or organization for cancellation.
Claim forms shall be available from the Administrator, County Treasurer, Board
members, and other county officials designated by the Board.
d) All costs for the 2 witnesses to substantiate claims for loss
of animals or poultry shall be paid by the owner of such animals or poultry.
The Administrator or veterinarian requested by the Administrator to examine
animals or poultry for which a claim has been made shall be paid from the
Animal Control Fund if such loss is determined to be caused by dogs. If such
veterinarian determines that the loss is due to some other cause, the cost of
his services shall be borne by the claimant.
e) For the purpose of this rule, poultry means chickens, ducks,
and geese, and shall not include domestic rabbits, guinea fowl, peafowl,
pigeons, pheasants, quail, and waterfowl covered by Federal or State game
codes. Also, for the purpose of this rule, animals other than goats, cattle,
horses, mules, swine, sheep, and poultry as defined in this rule, even though
kept in captivity, are not eligible for payment under Section 19 of the Animal
Control Act.
(Source: Amended at 16 Ill. Reg. 11751, effective July 8, 1992)
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CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SUBCHAPTER b: ANIMALS AND ANIMAL PRODUCTS (EXCEPT MEAT AND POULTRY INSPECTION ACT REGULATIONS)
PART 30
ANIMAL CONTROL ACT
SECTION 30.160 COUNTY ANIMAL CONTROL PROGRAM; REQUIREMENTS
Section 30.160 County Animal
Control Program; Requirements
The Board shall create an Animal
Control Program which shall be submitted to the Department. In the event that a
Board fails to submit a Program, or if the Department rejects the Program
submitted, the Department shall cooperate with the Board in developing an
acceptable Program. All Animal Control Programs must include the following
minimal requirements:
a) Stray or Straying Dog Control – Said dog control shall include
a method of collecting and impounding stray or straying dogs or other animals
included in this Act, and adoption or other disposition of said animals.
b) Rabies and Impoundment – Rabies and impoundment shall include
methods for providing the necessary facilities and personnel to implement the
rules and provisions of this Act relating to rabies control.
c) Education On Animal Control and Rabies – Education on animal
control and rabies shall include 3 distinct programs involving youth education,
education of the general public, and education of public officials.
d) Proposed Budget – The proposed budget will include expected
and proposed expenditures and receipts.
(Source: Amended at 7 Ill. Reg. 1712, effective January 28, 1983)
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CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SUBCHAPTER b: ANIMALS AND ANIMAL PRODUCTS (EXCEPT MEAT AND POULTRY INSPECTION ACT REGULATIONS)
PART 30
ANIMAL CONTROL ACT
SECTION 30.170 COUNTY AND MUNICIPALITY SHARING REGISTRATION FEES
Section 30.170 County and
Municipality Sharing Registration Fees
The Department shall concur in
any county or municipal ordinance relating to animal control provided there
exists a written agreement between the county and a municipality that states
the intent of each program and how the registration fees which are collected by
the county will be divided. The agreement shall state the percentage of the
fees and when payments will be made to the municipality. The division of
registration fees shall not negate the responsibility of the county to effect
an effective animal control program for the county.
(Source: Added at 12 Ill. Reg. 2216, effective January 19, 1988)
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