Park Operations & Maintenance — Central Park News

A tragic horse collapse near 72nd Street sparked intense protests near the 1 Hotel Central Park entrance, reviving calls for an immediate industry ban.

Following the tragic death of carriage horse Dennis, a Central Park map route audit is under way to address mounting equine safety concerns in Manhattan.

Council Member Robert Holden proposed a strict equestrian regulation bill following intense animal rights protests near the One Hotel Central Park entrance.

Advocates invoke historical dancing bear bans following the sudden death of a 16-year-old carriage horse named Deniz near East 72nd Street.

Upper West Side commuters faced heavy pedestrian delays near the 72nd Street entrance on Tuesday following the death of a 16-year-old carriage horse.

NYPD diverted Midtown traffic near 220 Central Park South on Tuesday afternoon after a carriage horse collapsed, sparking local safety investigations.

NYC Parks Commissioner Sue Donoghue ordered an immediate geographical audit of equine paths Thursday following an emergency incident on the central loop.

NYCLASS launched a new advocacy campaign Thursday at the Jose Marti monument plaza, urging the City Council to replace horse carriages with electric options.

A carriage horse collapse near East 72nd Street prompted late-night vigils in Central Park in the dark, boosting the legislative push to ban carriages.