Relates to implementing a dangerous dog owner alert system

This bill, known as "Templeton's Law," establishes a public alert system for owners convicted of offenses involving dangerous dogs. It requires county clerks to create online maps that display the specific blocks where these dogs are kept, allowing residents to see the locations via satellite imagery. The law also mandates that dog owners notify local and county officials when a dangerous dog dies or when they move to a new address. These provisions aim to increase transparency and community awareness by making information about dangerous dog convictions publicly accessible on the internet.