requiring historic horse racing facilities to compensate their host communities with a percentage of the revenue generated from their historic horse racing machines.

Summary

The bill amends state law to require video lottery terminal (VLT) licensees and historic horse‑racing facilities to allocate a portion of their net revenue to host municipalities, counties, adjoining towns, and charitable groups. It sets specific percentage splits and contract requirements for charities. The goal is to direct a share of gambling proceeds back to the communities where the machines operate.

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