Gov. Ivey Halts Enforcement on Dyed Diesel Fuel to Aid Alabama Farmers
The order shifts ALEA inspections to public-safety threats while farmers and timber operators face higher diesel costs, officials said.
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Gov. Ivey halts enforcement on dyed diesel fuel to aid Alabama farmers
The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) has been directed to halt enforcement on the use of dyed diesel fuel for 120 days, which will take effect immediately.
Alabama temporarily pauses dyed diesel enforcement to help farmers, timber workers
ALEA will temporarily stop conducting commercial vehicle inspections specifically aimed at finding dyed diesel fuel, under a 120-day directive issued Thursday by Gov. Kay Ivey.
Ivey issues order to help Alabama farmers hit by skyrocketing diesel fuel prices
Gov. Kay Ivey on Thursday directed the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency to halt enforcement on dyed diesel fuel for the next 120 days.The measure is meant to relieve the state’s agricultural and timber communities at a time of record high gas prices.
Gov. Kay Ivey orders temporary halt on dyed diesel fuel enforcement
MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Gov. Kay Ivey has ordered a temporary halt from the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) on dyed diesel fuel enforcement for 120 days in an effort to “relieve” timber and agricultural communities. “The increase in diesel fuel prices has been particularly sharp relative to other fuel prices, directly affecting Alabama’s agricultural and timber […]
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