signed by Governor (Acts Ch. 192)
Summary
The bill adds explicit county authority to care for and maintain pedestrian swinging bridges for public enjoyment, and it revises liability rules so landowners, including bridge owners, are not responsible for injuries that occur during recreational use unless they act willfully or charge a fee. It impacts county governments, bridge and land owners, and anyone who uses these bridges. The changes aim to promote safe public access while protecting owners from lawsuits.
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