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- Referred to local governments
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BILL NUMBER:A10105
Title of bill
An act to authorize municipalities located in the county of Orange to charge for the cost of providing additional police protection to paid-admission events
Purpose or general idea of bill
This bill authorizes any municipality located in the county of Orange to adopt a local law to provide that any persons or organization operating, conducting, promoting or sponsoring any special event, exhibition or contest to be held at which a price for admission or attend is charged shall pay the cost incurred by such muni- cipality for any additional police personnel beyond the normal number of officers who have otherwise been on duty. This amendment would exempt any not-for-profit corporation.
Justification
This legislation would authorize any municipality located in county of Orange to adopt local law to provide any organization oper- ating, conduction, sponsoring any special event exhibition or contest at which a price for admission is charged, shall pay the cost incurred by such municipality for additional police personnel for such event. This legislation is needed to provide municipalities with compensation for providing extra police officers at events. This bill would allow munici- palities to reduce the burden of paid-admission events placed on taxpay- ers.
Prior legislative history
New Bill.
Fiscal implications
None.
Effective date
This act shall take effect immediately.
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