Lanier Parks Local Access Act

This bill lets user fees collected at one recreation area run by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers be used at any park or facility within the same Corps project (like all parks around the same lake or dam), not just the exact site where the fee was collected. The goal is to give local managers more flexibility to fix things, improve access, and maintain facilities where the need is greatest across the whole project. It also gives the law a short title: the Lanier Parks Local Access Act.

Key points

• Who is affected: Visitors to Corps-managed recreation areas, local communities, and park managers.
• What changes: Fees collected at one site can be used at any site within the same Corps civil works project, instead of being limited to the site that took in the money.
• When it would apply: After the bill becomes law.