schools; prohibition; unmanned aircraft

Summary

The bill makes it illegal to operate drones that interfere with law‑enforcement or emergency work, photograph or loiter over critical infrastructure for a crime, or fly within 100 feet of K‑12 instructional areas without permission. It also stops cities, towns and counties from creating their own drone rules, except for limited public‑drone and park‑use cases. Violations are treated as misdemeanors, except for the critical‑facility offense, which is a felony.

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