Panel approves fund to channel restitution for vandalized archaeological and historical sites HB 536 (first substitute) would create a dedicated public land restoration fund to ensure fines or restitution for vandalism of archaeological and historical sites are used for restoration, local grants, and education; the committee adopted the substitute and passed the bill unanimously.

A new bill could transform how we restore and protect our treasured archaeological and historical sites by ensuring fines for vandalism go directly to conservation efforts.

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