A decision has been made to stop funding certain cameras. This move follows concerns about how information is used and stored. The city's leader had expressed worries about privacy and costs associated with these cameras.
A notice will be sent to the company that operates the cameras, and they will be covered soon. The city's leader supports the police department and technology that helps keep the community safe, but has issues with the specific company involved.
Further details about this decision are available, including comments from the city's leader about the use of technology and concerns about the camera system.
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