Establishes a blue light emergency phones pilot program in one park per borough in New York City.

The bill creates a pilot program to install blue light emergency phones in one park per borough in New York City. These phones will automatically dial 9-1-1 when used. The commissioner of parks and recreation will study the program's impact on public safety compared to parks without such phones. A report with findings and recommendations must be submitted to the governor, the temporary president of the senate, the speaker of the assembly, and the mayor of New York City within a year of the program's launch.

Establishes a blue light emergency phones pilot program in one park per borough in New York City.

The bill creates a pilot program to install blue light emergency phones in one park per borough in New York City. These phones will automatically dial 9-1-1 when used. The commissioner of parks and recreation will study the program's impact on public safety compared to parks without such phones. A report with findings and recommendations must be submitted to the governor, the temporary president of the senate, the speaker of the assembly, and the mayor of New York City within a year of the program's launch.