Water safety patrol unit definition

Water safety patrol unit means one of the following:
Water safety patrol unit means a unit within an existing law enforcement agency or a separate municipal agency created by a municipality or by a number of municipalities riparian to a single body of water for the purpose of enforcing Sections 30.50 to 30.80, Wis. Stats., and any rules and ordinances enacted pursuant thereto. The definition of municipality includes public inland lake protection and rehabilitation districts and lake sanitary districts, but does not include lake associations.

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