05-03-2012, 11:10 AM
The DNR Division of Fish & Wildlife wants to hear your ideas on fishing, hunting and trapping regulations in Indiana, and it doesn't require attending a meeting to give your input.
Call it a "virtual" open house.<br />
From May 15 to June 1, the public will be able to use a convenient online form to contribute ideas and suggestions as well as provide input on issues the DNR has identified for consideration.<br />
To find the online form, go to wildlife.IN.gov and click on the "Got INput?" box near the middle of the page. The form will be available for use beginning May 15.<br />
"This is an opportunity for people to let us know what changes they would like us to consider," said Gregg McCollam, assistant director of the Division of Fish & Wildlife. "This process also allows us to get much needed feedback on issues that the division is in interested in moving forward."<br />
The online form allows people to comment quickly and enables DFW staff to organize the public input into categories.<br />
Input on fishing, hunting and trapping regulations also can be mailed to:<br />
DNR Division of Fish & Wildlife<br />
Attn: Proposed Regulatory Changes<br />
402 W. Washington St., Room W 273<br />
Indianapolis, IN 46204<br />
After compiling the input, DFW staff will evaluate the comments and suggestions and come back in mid-summer with a second round of feedback both online and at open house meetings before proposing rules to the Natural Resources Commission.
Call it a "virtual" open house.<br />
From May 15 to June 1, the public will be able to use a convenient online form to contribute ideas and suggestions as well as provide input on issues the DNR has identified for consideration.<br />
To find the online form, go to wildlife.IN.gov and click on the "Got INput?" box near the middle of the page. The form will be available for use beginning May 15.<br />
"This is an opportunity for people to let us know what changes they would like us to consider," said Gregg McCollam, assistant director of the Division of Fish & Wildlife. "This process also allows us to get much needed feedback on issues that the division is in interested in moving forward."<br />
The online form allows people to comment quickly and enables DFW staff to organize the public input into categories.<br />
Input on fishing, hunting and trapping regulations also can be mailed to:<br />
DNR Division of Fish & Wildlife<br />
Attn: Proposed Regulatory Changes<br />
402 W. Washington St., Room W 273<br />
Indianapolis, IN 46204<br />
After compiling the input, DFW staff will evaluate the comments and suggestions and come back in mid-summer with a second round of feedback both online and at open house meetings before proposing rules to the Natural Resources Commission.