Red light camera math

posted Nov 3, 2014 at 3:27 PM

Over at the Times Union, JCE talked with the company that provided the city of Albany with the $2 million budget line projection for red light camera revenue. And while the company's comments shed some light on the math -- they also highlight some of the details that are still not clear (example: how much the cameras will cost the city to operate). Earlier: Albany Common Council passes red light camera ordinance: comments, votes, thoughts

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One can only hope the elected officials representing the South End of Albany ensure a camera be placed at the end of Mount Hope and South Pearl. Street. The number of trucks headed to the Port that run that light is unbelievable, and has been brought up by residents of both streets for dozens of years to no avail. The Albany police have been wonderful about occasional monitoring, but a camera makes so much more sense

... said Pat Purcell on Nov 4, 2014 at 2:39 PM | link

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