Directs the New York city transit authority and metropolitan transportation authority to ensure the proper operation of security cameras at subway stations and report thereon.

This bill requires the New York City Transit Authority and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to make sure that security cameras in subway stations are working properly. Additionally, they must provide reports on the status of these cameras. The goal is to enhance safety and security in the subway system.

Supporters of the bill would highlight its focus on improving public safety by ensuring that security cameras are operational in subway stations. They would argue that this measure could help deter crime and provide crucial evidence in the event of incidents, making the subway system safer for all riders.

Critics might argue that simply ensuring cameras are operational does not address the root causes of crime or improve safety effectively. They may also express concerns about the costs associated with maintaining and monitoring these systems, suggesting that resources could be better spent on other safety measures.