H.R. 2468, known as the “Mountain View Corridor Completion Act,” directs the Secretary of the Interior to transfer ownership of about 200.18 acres of federal land in Utah to the state. This land is managed by the Bureau of Land Management and is within the boundaries of Camp...
The bill wants to give some government-owned land in Utah to the state so they can use it to finish building a road. If Utah doesn't use the land as planned, it might go back to the government.
H.R. 7332, known as the “Utah State Parks Adjustment Act,” is a bill that requires the U.S. Secretaries of the Interior and Agriculture to transfer specific Federal lands to the State of Utah. This transfer involves land that will be added to Antelope Island, Wasatch Mountain, and Fremont...
The bill is about giving some government land to Utah so they can use it for fun places like parks. The idea is to make the parks bigger so more people can enjoy them!
S. 4994 aims to change the boundary of the Vicksburg National Military Park in Mississippi. The Secretary of the Interior is directed to give two parcels of land, totaling about 10.14 acres, from the park to the State of Mississippi. These lands are intended to be used by the...
In this bill, the government wants to give two small pieces of land from a park in Mississippi to the state, so they can use it for helpful things like a museum or a welcoming place for visitors. This would mean changing the park's borders a little bit.
H.R. 7332, known as the "Utah State Parks Adjustment Act," directs the Secretary of the Interior and the Secretary of Agriculture to transfer certain federal lands to the State of Utah to be included in state parks such as Antelope Island State Park, Wasatch Mountain State Park, and Fremont...
The bill wants to give some land owned by the government to Utah so they can make more parks where people can play and have fun. If Utah stops using the land for parks, it goes back to the government.
H.R. 1829 requires the Secretary of Agriculture to transfer ownership of the Pleasant Valley Ranger District Administrative Site in Arizona to Gila County. The conveyance will include approximately 232.9 acres of land, with the condition that Gila County must use the land to support military...
The bill is about giving some land in Arizona to people in Gila County so they can help military veterans. If they don't use the land for that, it has to go back to the government.
H.R. 8413 proposes the transfer of certain federal lands at Swanson Reservoir and Hugh Butler Reservoir in Nebraska to Frontier County and Hitchcock County. This bill requires the Secretary of the Interior to negotiate and execute agreements for these land transfers, ensuring...
H.R. 8413 is a bill that wants to give certain pieces of government-owned land by two lakes in Nebraska to two local counties. The counties are supposed to use this land for fun activities, like hiking or fishing, and must pay for it and take care of it themselves.
S. 4643 aims to settle water rights claims for the Zuni Indian Tribe in New Mexico's Zuni River Stream System and protect the culturally significant Zuni Salt Lake. It establishes the Zuni Tribe Settlement Trust Fund to finance water rights agreements and infrastructure...
The bill helps a group of people called the Zuni Indian Tribe get the water they need in New Mexico and keeps a special lake called the Zuni Salt Lake safe. It sets up a big pot of money to fix water problems and make sure the tribe can take care of their water now and in the future.
H.R. 1829 is a bill that directs the Secretary of Agriculture to transfer ownership of a specified area within the Pleasant Valley Ranger District to Gila County, Arizona. Gila County must request the transfer within 180 days of the bill’s enactment and cover all associated...
Imagine a big piece of forest land is like a giant playground. This bill wants the person in charge of the playground to give a part of it to Gila County in Arizona so they can help army veterans who used to fight for the country. But if they don't use it for the veterans, the playground part goes back to the original owner.
H.R. 1829 is a bill that instructs the Secretary of Agriculture to transfer the Pleasant Valley Ranger District Administrative Site, located in the Tonto National Forest, to Gila County, Arizona. The transfer must occur within 180 days if the county requests it and will...
H.R. 1829 is a plan where a part of a national forest will be given to Gila County in Arizona so they can use it to help military veterans. If they stop using it for veterans, the land might go back to the government.
H.R. 7332 is a bill that aims to transfer certain Federal lands in Utah to the state government for inclusion in state parks like Antelope Island, Wasatch Mountain, and Fremont Indian State Parks. The transfer should happen within 180 days of the bill's enactment and will be...
H.R. 7332 is a plan to give some land from the U.S. government to Utah, so they can make more state parks for fun and play. If Utah doesn't use the land for parks, it might go back to the U.S. government.
S. 4457 aims to promote conservation and economic development in Nevada by transferring federal land to local and tribal control, designating special management and wilderness areas, and adjusting boundaries for certain conservation areas. It includes provisions to support...
The bill wants to help save nature and create jobs in Nevada by giving some land back to local people and tribal groups, making new parks and special nature areas, and helping to build homes and roads. It also tries to make sure everyone works together nicely and shares fairly.
S. 3472 is a bill that allows the U.S. government to transfer ownership of a specific 11.85-acre piece of land along Dillard Road in Patoka Township, Indiana, to the State of Indiana. The transfer will be made through a quitclaim deed, meaning the land will be handed over...
S. 3472 is a bill that allows a piece of land in Indiana to be given to the State of Indiana for free, and if they accept it, they promise not to blame the U.S. for anything that happens there after they get it. If Indiana doesn't want the land, the federal government can decide what to do with it.
S. 4994 seeks to change the boundary of the Vicksburg National Military Park in Mississippi. The bill directs the Secretary of the Interior to give specific parcels of park land to the State of Mississippi. These lands, totaling approximately 10.14 acres, are intended to be...
The bill wants to change the size of a special park in Mississippi by giving a small part of it, about 10 acres, to the state so they can build something nice for visitors, like a welcome center. The new map of the park will show these changes once it's all done.
The bill, S. 4347, seeks to transfer certain federal lands at Swanson Reservoir and Hugh Butler Reservoir in Nebraska to Frontier and Hitchcock Counties. It establishes a process where the Secretary of the Interior negotiates title transfer agreements and ensures that the...
The bill wants to give some pieces of government land near two big lakes in Nebraska to nearby counties so they can use them for fun and nature, but the counties have to show they can take care of the land and pay a fair price.
H.R. 8413 authorizes the transfer of specific federal lands at Swanson Reservoir and Hugh Butler Reservoir in Nebraska to local counties, Frontier County and Hitchcock County. It outlines the conditions for these transfers, emphasizing that the counties must maintain...
The bill wants to give some land near two lakes in Nebraska to local counties so they can use it for fun and nature activities, but they have to pay a fair price and keep using the land for these purposes. If the deal isn't made in three years, the government will keep taking care of the land as it does now.
H.R. 8413 proposes the transfer of ownership of certain federal lands located at Swanson Reservoir and Hugh Butler Reservoir in Nebraska to Hitchcock County and Frontier County. The bill outlines conditions for these lands to be conveyed, including ensuring they are not subdivided and their...
H.R. 8413 is a bill that wants to give some land near two lakes in Nebraska to the local counties, so they can keep using it for things like fishing and enjoying nature. The counties will have to pay for the land and make sure everything stays safe and nice for visitors.
The bill, known as the "Apache County and Navajo County Conveyance Act of 2024," mandates the Secretary of Agriculture to transfer specific lands within the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests to Navajo County and Apache County, Arizona. For both counties, the lands are intended to be used as...
The bill wants to give land in a big forest to two counties in Arizona so they can make cemeteries. If they use the land for anything else, the land goes back to the government.
S. 5287 proposes to transfer approximately 1,082.63 acres of federal land in Washington state into trust for the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe, making it part of their reservation. The land will not require valuation or appraisal under federal law and is intended to respect...
S. 5287 is about giving over 1,000 acres of land in Washington to the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe to live and work on, but the land can't be used for building casinos.
H.R. 2468, known as the “Mountain View Corridor Completion Act,” instructs the Secretary of the Interior to transfer about 200.18 acres of federal land in Camp Williams, Utah, to the state of Utah. The state is required to pay fair market value for the land, which will be appraised according...
H.R. 2468 is a plan to sell some land from the U.S. government to Utah, so Utah can use it to make roads or for defense stuff, and if Utah tries to use the land for anything else, the government might take it back.
H.R. 2997, also known as the “Clifton Opportunities Now for Vibrant Economic Yields Act” or the “CONVEY Act,” proposes that the Secretary of the Interior transfer approximately 31.1 acres of federal land, known as the Clifton parcel, to Mesa County, Colorado. This transfer must be conducted...
The CONVEY Act is about the U.S. government giving a piece of land in Colorado to Mesa County, and Mesa County paying for all the costs, like checking how much the land is worth. The money from the sale goes back to the government, and a special map will be used to make sure everyone knows exactly which land is being talked about.
S. 3593, known as the "Truckee Meadows Public Lands Management Act," aims to support economic development and conservation in Washoe County, Nevada. The bill includes provisions for transferring federal lands to local entities for public purposes such as parks, schools, and conservation...
The Truckee Meadows Public Lands Management Act is a plan to move some government land in Washoe County to local groups so they can make parks and schools, while also protecting nature. It also decides how to take care of the land and lets some ranchers stop using it for grazing animals.
H.R. 2468, also known as the "Mountain View Corridor Completion Act," requires the Secretary of the Interior to transfer approximately 200.18 acres of federal land in Utah to the state. This land transfer must occur within 90 days and include payment of fair market value by...
The bill wants to give a piece of land from the U.S. government to Utah so they can use it to build roads or for the military, but if Utah uses it differently, it might have to give it back. Utah has to pay what the land is worth, and they have to do all of this pretty quickly.
H.R. 8413 aims to transfer ownership of certain federal lands at Swanson Reservoir and Hugh Butler Reservoir in Nebraska to the local counties—Hitchcock County and Frontier County. The bill outlines the terms for these land transfers, including conditions to ensure the land...
H.R. 8413 is a plan to give some special land in Nebraska to the local counties so they can take care of it and use it for fun things like playing outside or helping animals. But before they get the land, the counties have to prove they can manage it well and pay for it fairly.
H. R. 7430, known as the “Public Lands in Public Hands Act,” aims to prevent the Secretary of the Interior and the Secretary of Agriculture from transferring certain federally owned lands to non-federal entities. This prohibition applies specifically to publicly accessible...
H. R. 7430 says that special government people in charge of land can't give away big pieces of nature areas to others, unless it's a tiny piece or there's a special rule that says they can. This helps keep public lands safe and together.
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