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SB 322·AL·senate

Unauthorized entry of a critical infrastructure facility; reservoirs removed from list of facilities

In CommitteeFiled Feb 25, 2026
Sponsor: Jack Williams (R)
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Read for the first time and referred to the Senate Committee on Fiscal Responsibility and Economic Development

Feb 25, 2026

Summary

The legislation amends Alabama’s criminal code so that reservoirs classified as public waters are no longer treated as critical infrastructure facilities. Unauthorized entry remains a misdemeanor for other listed sites, with harsher felony penalties for property damage or weaponized drones. The change aims to reduce criminal exposure for activities involving public reservoirs while keeping protections for more sensitive assets.

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