Illinois HB2646 mandates the Department of Natural Resources to install tick-borne disease warning signs in state parks and outdoor recreation areas.
Illinois HB2646 requires the Department of Natural Resources to install signs warning of tick-borne diseases in state parks and outdoor recreation areas. The Department of Public Health must share annual tick pathogen testing results with the Department of Natural Resources, which will use these results to determine sign locations. The signs will warn individuals that ticks may be present and could cause Lyme disease or other tick-borne diseases.
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