MO HB2383

Trespassing on a critical infrastructure facility (petroleum refineries, power plants, water treatment facilities, telecommunications networks, pipelines, etc.) is a class B misdemeanor

Purposely damaging, destroying, or tampering with equipment at a critical infrastructure facility is a class D felony; reckless damage ranges from class A misdemeanor (under $750) to class D felony ($25,000+)

Damage causing service interruption, impairment, or degradation is automatically a class C felony regardless of dollar amount

Creates new offense for unauthorized possession of copper, brass, aluminum, fiber, or telecommunications material—class E felony, elevated to class D felony if stolen from critical infrastructure or defendant has prior theft convictions

Mandatory community service for infrastructure damage offenses: 100 hours for first offense, 200 hours for second, up to 300 hours for third or subsequent offenses