Plain English Breakdown
The official source does not specify the exact number of veterans who will qualify or what happens if a veteran's address cannot be confirmed for renewal.
Free State Park Permits for Disabled Veterans
This act makes certain disabled veterans eligible for a free lifetime permit to access state park campsites and facilities without charge.
What This Bill Does
- Creates a new law that allows certain disabled veterans to get a free lifetime permit.
- The permit lets these veterans use state park campsites, parking areas, and restrooms without paying any fees.
- Requires the department to automatically renew the permits every five years if they receive confirmation of the veteran's address.
- Requires the department to provide an application form for disabled veterans who want a permit.
- Requires the department to report each year on how many permits were given out.
Who It Names or Affects
- Disabled veterans who meet certain criteria
- The state parks and facilities that these veterans will use
Terms To Know
- disabled veteran
- A person whose disability was caused or made worse while serving in the military of the United States or while serving in the Alaska Territorial Guard.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill does not specify how many veterans will qualify for these permits.
- It is unclear what happens if a veteran's address cannot be confirmed for renewal.