Milford Township officials are reviewing hunting ordinances for the first time since the 1990s to address safety concerns linked to significant population growth. The police chief emphasizes the need for clearer regulations and updated maps, as the outdated rules have led to confusion among both residents and law enforcement about where hunting is permitted.
Cynthia Dagenhardt, the township treasurer, highlights a pressing issue: many residents are unaware of the potential dangers associated with current hunting practices, especially as residential developments, such as Kensington Ridge, add over 700 homes to the area. As officials prepare a report expected within two months, residents are reminded of past contentious debates on hunting regulations that once drew crowds, including notable figures like Ted Nugent.
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