Grants peace officer status to uniformed court officers of the village of Dobbs Ferry in Westchester County.

This bill gives uniformed court officers in the village of Dobbs Ferry the official status of peace officers. This means they will have certain legal powers and responsibilities similar to those of police officers. The change aims to enhance safety and security in local courts.

Supporters of the bill argue that granting peace officer status to court officers will improve public safety and ensure a more secure environment in the courts. They believe that this change will empower officers to effectively manage security and respond to incidents more efficiently.

Critics may argue that expanding peace officer status could lead to an increase in law enforcement presence in courts, which may not be necessary. They might express concerns about the potential for misuse of authority and the implications for community relations.