New York A08173 mandates local governments to retain security recordings for at least fifteen months.

New York A08173, known as the "safekeeping and access to video evidence (SAVE) act," requires local governments to retain video recordings made by public security cameras for a minimum of fifteen months. This applies to recordings from public spaces and those capturing interactions between public officials and the public. The recordings must be stored securely to prevent unauthorized access, tampering, or deletion. The act does not prevent local governments from retaining recordings longer than fifteen months or for other purposes.

New York A08173 mandates local governments to retain security recordings for at least fifteen months.

New York A08173, known as the "safekeeping and access to video evidence (SAVE) act," requires local governments to retain video recordings made by public security cameras for a minimum of fifteen months. This applies to recordings from public spaces and those capturing interactions between public officials and the public. The recordings must be stored securely to prevent unauthorized access, tampering, or deletion. The act does not prevent local governments from retaining recordings longer than fifteen months or for other purposes.