AN ACT CONCERNING DOG LICENSES.
HB 6520 changes the requirement for dog licenses in Connecticut, mandating that dogs six months or older must be licensed every three years instead of annually at the town clerk's office. This directly affects dog owners in all towns across the state who currently renew licenses yearly. The bill amends existing law to reduce the administrative burden on municipalities by eliminating annual license processing. The stated purpose is to streamline municipal operations related to dog licensing.
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Jan 2025
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Introduced Jan 24, 2025
Last action Jan 24, 2025
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