Staff presents automated red‑light camera survey; council flags data and method limits
A city survey on potential expansion of red‑light cameras yielded 339 analyzed responses after staff removed suspected ballot‑stuffing; results showed mixed views on effectiveness and a plurality selecting 'none' for new camera locations. Staff cautioned about anonymous online survey limits and recommended data‑driven location decisions.
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Senior traffic engineer Jason Kennedy presented results from a city online survey about possible expansion of automated red‑light enforcement. After excluding submissions that appeared to be duplicated or spam, staff analyzed 339 responses. Kennedy said 71% of respondents reported being very or moderately aware of existing cameras, but responses were mixed on effectiveness and 55% of respondents chose "none" when asked which new locations should receive cameras.
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