Makes certain acts of panhandling and solicitation unlawful
Prohibits panhandling in specific locations and times, including public transportation, private property, and near schools. Requires panhandlers to obtain a state license or county permit, present a valid ID, and keep their ID and permit at the site. Exempts fire departments, school organizations, and 501(c)(3) organizations from these requirements when soliciting donations. Establishes misdemeanor penalties for violations, including fines and permit revocation.
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