Traffic Advisory Board recommends a five-year renewal with conditions
The Traffic Advisory Board votes unanimously to recommend that the City Council renew the red-light camera contract for five more years, conditioned on the newest camera technology, monthly maintenance reports from the operator and police consultation on camera locations; if the operator declines, it recommends choosing a new operator. Future locations are to be chosen using traffic data.[1][2]
On July 26, 2017 the Traffic Advisory Board voted unanimously to recommend a five-year renewal conditioned on the newest technology, monthly maintenance reports and police consultation on camera numbers and locations, and recommended a new operator if the current one declined.[1]
Renewal years
5
✓ Verified
The board recommended adding camera intersections chosen using traffic data, with some existing intersections losing cameras, and the City asked for changes to the terms of the new contract.[2]
Unverified
KVII reported that the City Council would vote on renewal in August 2017; a report of that vote and the final contract terms was not located. Later reporting describes the City as under contract through 2022.[1][3]