SB1294 mandates the installation of special needs recreational playground equipment in state and county parks and public school grounds by June 30.
SB1294, known as the Right to PLAY Act, aims to enhance the inclusion of physically disabled youth in recreational activities by requiring all playgrounds in state and county parks and on public school grounds to include special needs recreational playground equipment by June 30, 2027. The bill defines "special needs recreational playground equipment" as equipment that can be used by physically disabled youth, including a wheelchair accessible swing set.
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