The drop supervisor or Security must notify Surveillance when the drop is to begin in order that Surveillance may monitor the activities. Surveillance and Security must monitor at all times the removal and placement of the drop boxes from the slot machines onto the drop carts. Surveillance and the Table Games Manager must monitor at all times the removal and placement of drop boxes from the table games onto the drop carts and the transportation of the drop cart. Each drop box removed must be tagged with its respective machine or game number if the drop boxes are not permanently marked.
When funds are exposed during the currency acceptor box drop, the funds along with the currency acceptor box must be placed in a clear plastic bag that will be sealed and labeled. The bag will be placed on the drop cart; and Security must notify surveillance when this occurs. The drop cart contents are transported directly to the area designated for the counting of such monies. If more than one trip is required to remove the drop boxes, the filled carts will be securely locked in the rooms designated for counting or secured in another equivalent manner. There must be a locked cover on any carts in which the drop route includes passage through exposed areas (e.g., out of doors, etc.). There will not be any unsecured funds in the count rooms when a new drop is entering the count room.
13 Miss. Code. R. 7-7.3