This bill aims to prohibit the use of drones and small unmanned aircraft for surveillance of state military installations without prior written consent from the facility commander, establishing such an act as a Class 6 felony. The legislation introduces new provisions that specifically define the unauthorized activities related to drone usage concerning military sites and outlines the penalties for violations.

Additionally, the bill empowers law enforcement officers to take necessary actions to mitigate threats posed by drones suspected of engaging in prohibited activities. Officers are authorized to intercept or disable these drones through methods such as jamming, hacking, or physical capture, but are explicitly prohibited from using firearms for this purpose. The bill also allows for the forfeiture or destruction of any drones that are intercepted or disabled, reinforcing the legal framework surrounding drone operations in relation to public safety and military security.