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For the first time in its history, Saratoga Springs will implement a no-fly zone from June 4 to June 8. This measure coincides with the Belmont Stakes Racing Festival, which will take place in the city. The restriction aims to enhance safety and security during the event.
The no-fly zone will focus on key areas, including Broadway and the Saratoga Race Course, where the Belmont Stakes will occur on June 7. The public safety commissioner emphasized that additional officers will be on duty at the racecourse to ensure the safety of attendees.
The Belmont Stakes Racing Festival is a significant event, drawing large crowds to Saratoga Springs. The no-fly zone is part of broader security measures to manage the influx of visitors and maintain order during the festival.
The decision to implement a no-fly zone reflects the city's commitment to public safety during high-profile events. Local authorities are preparing for the event and ensuring that all necessary precautions are in place.