Authorizes law enforcement to designate active recovery zones in emergencies, restricting access and penalizing unauthorized entry.
The bill allows the chief executive of a responding law enforcement agency to designate an area within a municipality as an active recovery zone during natural or man-made disasters or emergencies. Access to these zones is limited to residents, first responders, and authorized personnel. Unauthorized entry into an active recovery zone is a class B misdemeanor. The chief executive can issue local emergency orders to protect life and property within the zone.
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