ORS 596.392: Authority of department relating to disease control.
Edition: 2025 EditionEffective: 2026-01-01Last verified: 2026-09-07
The State Department of Agriculture may order and compel: (1) The destruction or treatment of any livestock that may be infected with, exposed to or may be a carrier of a disease. (2) The destruction of feed, bedding and watering and feeding troughs or receptacles, feed racks, bins, sheds or any similar property which is or may have been contaminated with a disease and may be capable of causing the transmission of the disease to other livestock, if such property cannot be disinfected or otherwise treated to adequately and effectively destroy the causative disease agent. (3) The disposal of the carcasses of livestock which have been ordered destroyed by the department in a manner which will effectively prevent the further spread of a disease. (4) The summary quarantine of any livestock which may be infected with, exposed to or the carrier of a disease and may subject such livestock to any test, treatment or other action as the department orders as a condition for release from quarantine. (5) The summary quarantine of any premises or vehicles where any livestock infected with, exposed to or a carrier of a disease are or have been confined. (6) The thorough cleaning and disinfecting of all premises or property that may be contaminated with a disease and which may be capable of causing its transmission to other livestock. The department shall prescribe the method and procedures by which such cleaning and disinfecting shall be accomplished. [1953 c.689 §5; 1955 c.557 §22]
Administrative rules citing this section
- OAR 603-011-1450: Identification of Sheep and Goats — implements
- OAR 603-011-1450: Identification of Sheep and Goats — authority
- OAR 603-011-1505: Cleaning and Disinfection — implements
- OAR 603-011-1715: Procedure for Official Test and Quarantine – Bovine Trichomoniasis — implements
- OAR 603-011-1730: Procedure for Official Test and Quarantine – Scrapie — implements
- OAR 603-029-0502: Tuberculosis — implements
- OAR 603-029-0504: Hog Cholera — implements
- OAR 603-029-0507: Swine Erysipelas — implements
- OAR 603-029-0508: Diamond-Skin Disease — implements
- OAR 603-029-0510: Arthritis — implements
- OAR 603-029-0512: Cattle Carcasses Affected with Anasarca or Generalized Edema — implements
- OAR 603-029-0514: Actinomycosis and Actinobacillosis — implements
- OAR 603-029-0516: Anaplasmosis, Anthrax, Babesiosis, Bacillary Hemoglobinuria (Cattle), Blackleg, Bluetongue, Hemorrhagic Septicemia, Icterohematuria (Sheep), Infectious Bovine Rhinotracheitis, Leptospirosis, Malignant Epizootic Catarrh, Strangles, Purpura Hemorrhagica, Azoturia, Infectious Equine Encephalomyelitis, Toxic Encephalomyelitis, Infectious Anemia, Dourine, Acute Influenza, Generalized Osteoporosis, Glanders, Acute Inflammatory Lameness, Extensive Fistula, Unhealed Vaccine Lesions — implements
- OAR 603-029-0518: Neoplasms — implements
- OAR 603-029-0520: Epithelioma of the Eye — implements
- OAR 603-029-0522: Pigmentary Conditions; Melanosis, Xanthosis, Ochronosis, etc — implements
- OAR 603-029-0524: Abrasions, Bruises, Abscesses, Pus, etc. — implements
- OAR 603-029-0526: Brucellosis — implements
- OAR 603-029-0528: Carcasses so Infected that Consumption of the Meat may Cause Food Poisoning — implements
- OAR 603-029-0530: Necrobacillosis, Pyemia, and Septicemia — implements
- OAR 603-029-0532: Caseous Lymphadenitis — implements
- OAR 603-029-0534: Icterus — implements
- OAR 603-029-0536: Sexual Odor of Swine — implements
- OAR 603-029-0538: Mange or Scab — implements
- OAR 603-029-0540: Hogs Affected with Urticaria, Tinea Tonsurans, Demodex Follicurlorum, or Erythema — implements
- OAR 603-029-0542: Tapeworm Cysts (Cysticercus Bovis) in Cattle — implements
- OAR 603-029-0544: Hogs Affected with Tapeworm Cysts — implements
- OAR 603-029-0546: Parasites not Transmissible to Man; Tapeworm Cysts in Sheep; Hydatid Cysts; Flukes; Gid Bladder-Worms. — implements
- OAR 603-029-0548: Emaciation — implements
- OAR 603-029-0550: Injured Meat Animals Slaughtered at Unusual Hours — implements
- OAR 603-029-0552: Carcasses of Young Calves, Pigs, Kids, Lambs, and Foals — implements
- OAR 603-029-0554: Unborn and Stillborn Meat Animals — implements
- OAR 603-029-0556: Meat Animals Suffocated and Hogs Scalded Alive — implements
- OAR 603-029-0558: Livers Affected with Carotenosis; Livers Designated as “Telangiectatic,” “Sawdust,” Or “Spotted” — implements
- OAR 603-029-0560: Vesicular Diseases — implements
- OAR 603-029-0562: Listeriosis — implements
- OAR 603-029-0564: Anemia — implements
- OAR 603-029-0566: Muscular Inflammation, Degeneration, or Infiltration — implements
- OAR 603-029-0568: Coccidioidal Granuloma — implements
- OAR 603-029-0570: Odors, Foreign and Urine — implements
- OAR 603-029-0572: Meat and Meat Byproducts from Meat Animals Which Have Been Exposed to Radiation — implements
- OAR 603-029-0574: Biological Residues — implements
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Cited by
- ORS 596.396: Length of quarantine; payment of expense of cleaning and disinfecting.
- ORS 596.640: Livestock and property not eligible for indemnity.
- OAR 603-011-1000: Definitions
- OAR 603-011-1715: Procedure for Official Test and Quarantine – Bovine Trichomoniasis
- OAR 603-011-1900: Enforcement Guidelines
- OAR 603-011-1910: Quarantine Enforcement Guidelines
Official source: https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/bills_laws/ors/ors596.html