New York A00741 mandates the installation of surveillance cameras in all racetracks to monitor human and equine traffic, with footage available for.
New York A00741 amends the racing, pari-mutuel wagering, and breeding law by requiring racetracks to install high-definition surveillance cameras with sound capability. These cameras must monitor human and equine traffic in and out of stalls, barns, and surrounding areas 24/7. The video footage, including sound, must be viewable in real-time and stored for review for at least three years. Non-compliant racetracks face a fine of $10,000 per day. The act will take effect one year after it becomes law.
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