# What This Bill Does

This bill simply changes the official name of Saratoga National Historical Park in New York to Saratoga National Battlefield Park. That's it—it's a straightforward rename that updates what the park is called in all government documents, maps, and records.

The park itself won't change in any meaningful way. It will still be the same location, still protect the same land, and still operate exactly as it does now. Visitors will still be able to tour the same battlefields and see the same historical sites. The only difference is that going forward, the park will be officially called a "Battlefield Park" instead of a "Historical Park," which more accurately reflects what the site actually is—the location of two major Revolutionary War battles fought in 1777.

This type of name change is mostly symbolic but can matter for historical accuracy and how people understand the site's significance. The bill ensures that whenever the government refers to this park in laws, official maps, regulations, or any other official materials, it will use the new name. For most people, this won't have any noticeable impact on their daily lives, but it does clarify the park's primary historical importance as a battlefield rather than just a general historical site.

To redesignate Saratoga National Historical Park as Saratoga National Battlefield Park.

Stefanik, Elise M.

This bill renames the Saratoga National Historical Park as the Saratoga National Battlefield Park.