House Bill No. 380 Summary

• Prohibits camping on state-owned or leased property including the Capitol Mall, except at designated recreational camping grounds, areas, or facilities

• Defines "camp" or "camping" as using property as a temporary or permanent dwelling, with examples including storing belongings, using tents, sleeping, cooking, laying out bedding, or making fires

• Classifies violation of the camping prohibition as an infraction

• Authorizes state agency personnel or contractors to remove unauthorized personal property used for camping, with legal immunity for persons seizing or disposing of such property

• Declares an emergency, making the act effective upon passage and approval