Establishes a state parks passport program for visitors to log visits to state parks and historic sites.
The bill directs the commissioner of parks, recreation, and historic preservation to create a state parks passport program. This program will allow visitors to state parks and historic sites to record their visits using a printed passport book or an electronic application. The commissioner may charge for these materials to cover costs. The program may highlight specific sites and regions each year and offer special events for certain groups, including children and senior citizens. The commissioner can also set regulations for the program's operation.
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