Committee approves four part-time enforcement technicians as county's school-bus stop-arm camera program expands
Orange County will create four additional part-time enforcement technician positions to support the school-bus stop-arm camera enforcement program; officials said the program is vendor-funded and intended to reduce dangerous passing of school buses as more districts join.
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Orange County's Personnel and Compensation Committee voted April 14 to create four additional part-time Enforcement Technician positions (grade 9, step 2) to support the county's school-bus stop-arm camera enforcement program. Salaries for the part-time roles were described as paid from fines collected by the program.
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