Federal HB10055 prohibits renaming federal property unless authorized by a congressional act.

Federal HB10055, known as the Congressional Authorization for Federal Building Names Act, amends federal law to prohibit renaming federal property unless explicitly authorized by a congressional act. The bill also defines federal property as any feature, building, or real property administered by a federal agency and named by federal statute. It introduces penalties for willfully displaying an incorrect name on federal property or renaming it without authorization, with fines and imprisonment terms based on the extent of the damage. The changes take effect on January 1, 2027.

Federal HB10055 prohibits renaming federal property unless authorized by a congressional act.

Federal HB10055, known as the Congressional Authorization for Federal Building Names Act, amends federal law to prohibit renaming federal property unless explicitly authorized by a congressional act. The bill also defines federal property as any feature, building, or real property administered by a federal agency and named by federal statute. It introduces penalties for willfully displaying an incorrect name on federal property or renaming it without authorization, with fines and imprisonment terms based on the extent of the damage. The changes take effect on January 1, 2027.