Police present first‑year automatic enforcement numbers; crashes down at two intersections
Marion Police reported 10,463 automatic enforcement citations this year versus 11,972 last year, described permit limits that reduced mobile speed camera coverage, and said injury‑crash rates at two camera locations trended downward.
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Lieutenant Corey Birning of the Marion Police Department briefed council on Oct. 21 about the city’s automatic traffic enforcement (ATE) program and presented citation, crash and revenue figures for the first year under a permit system.
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