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Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 496 § 496.615 — Commission employees to supplement state police

Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 496 ·
Oregon Code § 496.615 · Enacted · Last updated March 01, 2026
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Commission employees to supplement state police. The State Fish and Wildlife Commission, with the approval of the Governor and Superintendent of State Police, may employ such persons as they deem necessary or expedient for the enforcement of the wildlife laws. The services and expenses of these persons are payable out of the State Wildlife Fund. It is the intention of this section and ORS 496.610 that the commission employ only such persons as agreed upon between the commission, the Governor and the Superintendent of State Police, and that the duties of wildlife law enforcement, so far as is economical and practicable, be performed by the Department of State Police. [Amended by 1973 c.723 §19]
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