A decision is pending on the use of certain cameras. These cameras, which read license plates, were put up a few months ago. Community members have expressed concerns about privacy. Some people plan to attend a meeting to discuss the issue.
The meeting is scheduled to take place on Monday. A police chief will present information at this meeting. This will help inform a decision about whether to continue using the cameras or not.
Further details about the discussion and the cameras are available from the source. A story about the issue can be watched for more information.
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