To make improvements in the enactment of title 54, United States Code, into a positive law title and to correct related technical errors.

Key Points

• This bill cleans up the official rulebook for the National Park Service and historic preservation programs. It fixes simple spelling mistakes like minimum and acquisition that were written incorrectly in the original laws.
• It updates definitions for housing provided to park employees who live on-site. The goal is to make sure there is enough quality housing for workers while relying on private companies to help build and fix these homes whenever possible to save taxpayer money.
• The bill clarifies the goals of the Underground Railroad program. It ensures the government continues to honor the history of those who escaped slavery and the people who helped them find freedom by coordinating commemorative activities.
• It also updates the Land and Water Conservation Fund and the Preserve America program. These programs help states and local towns protect outdoor spaces and historic sites so more people can visit and enjoy them.
• Most of these changes are technical, meaning they do not create new programs but make the current ones easier to read and follow. This helps government agencies and the public understand exactly what the law requires without confusion.

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