Oregon SB1590 prohibits state public bodies from assisting the federal government in selling public lands.

Oregon SB1590 prohibits state public bodies from assisting the federal government with the sale or transfer of public lands to private persons. This restriction applies to lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management, Fish and Wildlife Service, Forest Service, or National Park Service. The prohibition does not apply to lands within urban growth boundaries, those transferred for infrastructure, utility, or transportation use, surplus federal buildings, or lands held in trust for federally recognized Indian tribes.

Oregon SB1590 prohibits state public bodies from assisting the federal government in selling public lands.

Oregon SB1590 prohibits state public bodies from assisting the federal government with the sale or transfer of public lands to private persons. This restriction applies to lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management, Fish and Wildlife Service, Forest Service, or National Park Service. The prohibition does not apply to lands within urban growth boundaries, those transferred for infrastructure, utility, or transportation use, surplus federal buildings, or lands held in trust for federally recognized Indian tribes.