
Colorado Drone Laws (2026): Privacy, Hunting & Shoot-Down Rules
Colorado has no drone-specific privacy statute, so a claim relies on trespass, nuisance, and the 1937 airspace-ownership law, Colo. Rev. Stat. Section 41-1-107.
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Colorado has no drone-specific privacy statute, so a claim relies on trespass, nuisance, and the 1937 airspace-ownership law, Colo. Rev. Stat. Section 41-1-107.

Connecticut has no drone-specific privacy law, but voyeurism, 2025 critical-infrastructure, and weaponization statutes all reach drone use in the state.

Delaware bars drones over events, critical infrastructure, and emergencies, exempts police, and makes prison-contraband delivery by drone a felony.

Washington DC sits in a federal no-fly zone and has no drone-specific privacy statute. See how DC's flight restrictions and general laws apply.

Florida rewrote its drone privacy law effective October 1, 2025. See what Fla. Stat. Section 934.50 requires, the police-warrant rule, and the penalties for violating it.

Georgia has no drone-specific privacy statute, so drone surveillance is prosecuted under the general invasion-of-privacy law, O.C.G.A. Section 16-11-62.

Hawaii bans flying a drone within 50 feet of a home to harass someone under HRS Section 711-1125 (renumbered from 711-1114), and criminalizes drone surveillance of private places.

Idaho Code 21-213 lets you sue anyone, including police, for filming you with a drone for publication without consent. Warrant, hunting, and shoot-down rules.

Illinois requires police to get a warrant before using a drone, under the Freedom from Drone Surveillance Act. Civilian privacy and hunting rules explained.

Indiana Code 35-33-5-9 requires police to get a warrant before drone surveillance of private property. See the voyeurism law, hunting ban, and shoot-down rules.

Iowa Code chapter 715E bars drone intrusion and surveillance over homes and farms. See warrant rules under section 808.15, penalties, and injunctions.

Kansas has no dedicated drone-privacy law. Drone surveillance falls under the stalking act, K.S.A. 60-31a02, plus a 2025 foreign-drone procurement ban.