Plum Island Preservation Act

The Plum Island Preservation Act permanently protects Plum Island, New York, and its associated properties for ecological conservation, historical/cultural heritage preservation, and public access. It requires the General Services Administrator, within 180 days of enactment, to initiate visioning sessions with federal agencies, state governments, Tribal nations, and stakeholders to develop a future ecological management plan. The Administrator must submit annual reports to Congress detailing consultation efforts, discussion topics, outcomes, and timelines for completing this planning process. The bill directly affects the management of Plum Island’s federal land and ensures ongoing oversight through mandatory reporting to congressional committees.