IL HB2646

Requires the Department of Public Health to share annual results of tick pathogen testing from State parks with the Department of Natural Resources

Mandates the Department of Natural Resources to obtain, install, and maintain warning signs about ticks and tick-borne diseases at all State-managed parks and outdoor recreation areas

Signs must be placed at recreational trail entryways, campgrounds, and other locations determined necessary based on tick surveillance and pathogen testing results

Warning signs must inform visitors that ticks may be present and can cause Lyme disease or other tick-borne diseases

Allows the Department of Natural Resources to use signage models already in use in Illinois, other states, or any design it deems appropriate