To facilitate the addition of park administration at the Coltsville National Historical Park, and for other purposes.

Bill 115 hr 863, also known as the Coltsville National Historical Park Act, aims to streamline the process of adding park administration to the Coltsville National Historical Park. The bill seeks to enhance the management and preservation of this important historical site, which is located in Hartford, Connecticut.

The Coltsville National Historical Park is a significant landmark that played a crucial role in the industrial revolution in the United States. It was the site of the Colt Armory, which was founded by Samuel Colt and became a major manufacturer of firearms in the 19th century.

The bill proposes to transfer administrative responsibilities for the park from the National Park Service to the Coltsville National Historical Park Trust. This transfer is intended to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of park management, as well as to provide more resources and support for the preservation of the site. In addition to facilitating the addition of park administration, the bill also includes provisions for the protection and interpretation of the historical significance of Coltsville National Historical Park. It aims to ensure that the park remains a valuable educational and cultural resource for future generations. Overall, Bill 115 hr 863 seeks to enhance the management and preservation of the Coltsville National Historical Park, while also promoting its historical significance and ensuring its continued protection for years to come.