(1) The department is authorized to establish disease interdiction and control check stations. (2) The check stations may be signed from roadsides, including state highways and interstates. (3) Signage must indicate which diseases or infestations are being investigated, and what fish, wildlife, shellfish, and seaweed are being checked. (4) The signage must be placed in coordination with the department of transportation. (5) The check stations must be operated in a safe manner. (6) A person who encounters a disease interdiction and control check station while transporting fish, wildlife, shellfish, or seaweed in their possession is requested to stop at the check station and allow the fish, wildlife, shellfish, or seaweed in their possession to be inspected and sampled for the diseases or infestations.
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