Miccosukee Reserved Area Amendments Act

Summary

Adds the Miccosukee Reserved Area known as Osceola Camp to the statutory map of reserved lands, requires official copies of that map be kept on file with the National Park Service, Miami‑Dade County, and the Tribe, and directs the Secretary (working with the Tribe) to take actions to protect structures in the Osceola Camp area from flooding within two years of enactment.

• Formally adds Osceola Camp (also labeled MRA) to the Miccosukee Reserved Area by referencing an official July 2023 map.
• Requires public availability of the official map in National Park Service offices and filing with Miami‑Dade County and the Tribe.
• Directs the Secretary to work with the Tribe to protect structures in the Osceola Camp area from flooding.
• Sets a two‑year deadline from enactment for the Secretary to take the required flood‑protection actions.
• The legislation specifies duties and timeline but does not allocate or identify funding or specific engineering measures.
• Implementation will require coordination between federal (Secretary/NPS) and tribal officials and may involve local government engagement.
• No new criminal or regulatory penalties are created; the primary effect is designation plus a required federal action.
• The change creates an official public record (map) tying the described land into the statutory reserved area.