jryoung
Well-known member
Any of you in western states have an idea of what your state game/wildlife agency had to do in order to create a reporting system for roadkill salvage? I'm looking for details as to what was required for creating a system in terms of cost and development and what it costs to maintain annually if these costs are known.
CA has a mandate to create a system, but the legislature hasn't/won't appropriate funds. However, our estimates of costs I think are unreasonable $1,600,000 start up and $1,000,000 annually to maintain. I know there will be a need for headcount, and software development, but it seems that if there is a system out there perhaps we can leverage it.
Anyway, hoping some of you folks that are deep into your departments workings have a perspective.
CA has a mandate to create a system, but the legislature hasn't/won't appropriate funds. However, our estimates of costs I think are unreasonable $1,600,000 start up and $1,000,000 annually to maintain. I know there will be a need for headcount, and software development, but it seems that if there is a system out there perhaps we can leverage it.
Anyway, hoping some of you folks that are deep into your departments workings have a perspective.