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Redmond to launch speed-safety camera pilot this fall, city video says
Summary
City of Redmond announced in its City News Now video that it will launch a speed safety camera pilot program this fall; the video says locations and plans for reinvesting revenue in traffic safety will be shared by the mayor and the police chief.
The City of Redmond will launch a speed safety camera pilot program this fall, the city said in its City News Now bulletin. A city-produced video featuring the mayor and the Redmond police chief will outline camera locations, how the program is intended to protect students, and the city's plan to reinvest any revenue into traffic-safety measures.
City materials presented the pilot as a safety initiative focused on student protection and traffic-safety reinvestment; no ordinance, enforcement details, schedule of citations, or legal citations were provided in the city news remarks. The city bulletin directs residents to the City of Redmond for more details about the pilot and the related video presentation.
The remarks in the city news segment were informational; the transcript does not record a formal council action, vote, or the specific locations of cameras.
