The bill expands the definition of public nuisances to include gambling houses, with fines increased and no longer limited. It also allows for legal assistant fees, expanding the scope of penalties and legal recourse for public nuisance abatement. The bill amends the statute and allows for supplementary local ordinances to enforce fines and costs, and it takes effect on July 1, 2026. If passed, this bill could directly impact places engaging in illegal activities and could increase the legal and financial consequences for such establishments.