Hawaiʻi County — Chapter 4

HCC §4-1-1 Definitions for animal control rules

HCC §4-2-1 County can set up animal shelters for stray and lost pets

HCC §4-2-2 Who runs the animal pound and cares for animals

HCC §4-2-3 County can take and hold stray animals

HCC §4-2-4 Who can enforce animal control rules

HCC §4-2-5 County pays for catching and holding stray animals

HCC §4-3-1 When the county can seize stray animals

HCC §4-3-2 Penalty for not removing stray animals

HCC §4-3-3 What to do if you hit an animal with your car

HCC §4-3-4 Cruelty to animals: giving away or abandoning pets

HCC §4-3-5 No dogs or cats at beach parks or food places

HCC §4-3-6 No pet poop or messes in public or on others' property

HCC §4-3-7 No feeding stray or feral animals on county property

HCC §4-4-1 Dog license fees for sterilized and unsterilized dogs

HCC §4-4-2 How to prove your dog is sterilized for a lower license fee

HCC §4-4-21 When officers can seize and impound dogs

HCC §4-4-22 What to do if you catch a stray dog

HCC §4-4-23 Getting your dog back after it is sold

HCC §4-4-24 Rules for female dogs in heat

HCC §4-4-25 Rules for noisy dogs and when barking is allowed

HCC §4-4-26 Noisy dog rules: what you must do before reporting

HCC §4-4-27 No harboring or licensing stray or stolen dogs

HCC §4-4-28 Rules against hurting or poisoning dogs

HCC §4-4-29 Dogs must be on a leash in public places

HCC §4-4-30 Fines for letting your dog roam

HCC §4-4-31 When dangerous dogs can be killed

HCC §4-4-32 Dog owner penalties for failing to control a dangerous dog

HCC §4-4-33 Repeated failure to control a dangerous dog and its penalties

HCC §4-4-34 What happens when police take a dog after a violation

HCC §4-4-35 Extra penalties for dog owners after a dog attack

HCC §4-4-36 Dog bite victims can still sue the owner

HCC §4-4-37 Law enforcement dogs are exempt from these rules

HCC §4-5-1 Why the county has rules for beekeeping

HCC §4-5-2 What this beekeeping law covers

HCC §4-5-3 What the words mean in this bee law

HCC §4-5-4 Rules for keeping healthy and safe bee colonies

HCC §4-5-5 Nuisance

HCC §4-9-1 Dog owners must get a summons and can post bail

HCC §4-9-2 Animal control officers: training, appointment, and powers

HCC §4-9-3 Dog law violation summons form and rules

HCC §4-9-4 What happens if you ignore a court summons

HCC §4-9-5 What happens if you ignore a summons or fail to pay bail

HCC §4-9-6 Where fine money goes