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OR SB1125
Bill
AI Summary
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Recklessly interfering with law enforcement, firefighting, search and rescue, or emergency response efforts using a drone is now a Class B misdemeanor, separated from other aircraft-related violations
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Knowingly or intentionally interfering with law enforcement, firefighting, search and rescue, or emergency response efforts using a drone is elevated to a Class C felony
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Class A felony applies when drone interference with emergency response efforts causes death or serious physical injury to another person
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Repeat violations of the reckless interference or aircraft-related Class A violations are elevated to a Class A misdemeanor
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Mandatory forfeiture of the drone is required upon a person's second or subsequent conviction under these provisions
Legislative Description
Relating to unmanned aircraft systems.
Last Action
Effective date, January 1, 2026.
8/8/2025