NY S00838

Creates "Templeton's Law" establishing a dangerous dog owner alert system in New York State

Requires city, town, and village clerks to provide data to county clerks, who must maintain a public web page listing the block locations of residences where dangerous dogs are kept

Web pages must include links to mapping services with GPS technology showing street maps and satellite imagery of blocks where dangerous dog owners reside following a conviction

Municipalities may additionally publish owner names, addresses, dog names, and other identifying information to notify local residents of dangerous dog convictions

Owners must notify municipal clerks when a dangerous dog dies or when they change residence, with clerks forwarding this information to county clerks to update records