New York A07382 prohibits concealed firearms in national parks and wildlife refuges, with exceptions for authorized hunting and private residences.
New York A07382 amends the parks, recreation, and historic preservation law to prohibit the possession of concealed firearms in national parks and national wildlife refuge systems. The law aims to protect public health and safety by eliminating the threat posed by concealed firearms in these areas. Exceptions are made for authorized hunting activities and firearms in privately owned residences within these systems. Violations of the law are subject to a civil penalty of up to $1,000. The act is set to take effect on November 1 following its enactment.
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