NYC Council introduces new ‘buffer zone’ bill | Inside City Hall @spectrumlocalnews

Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

On Thursday, the New York City Council introduced a new “buffer zone” bill, which would establish security perimeters around educational facilities. That bill already has a supermajority, which means if passed, it can’t be vetoed again by the mayor. NY1 has the latest on “Inside City Hall.”

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