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Finance committee reviews PennDOT video‑sharing agreement to access real‑time traffic cameras
Summary
Williamsport finance committee discussed a proposed nonexclusive video‑sharing license with PennDOT that would give city employees web access to PennDOT traffic cameras at no cost; access would be live view only and subject to reuse and credential restrictions.
The Williamsport Finance Committee on March 25 reviewed a resolution to approve a nonexclusive video‑sharing license agreement between the City of Williamsport and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania through the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) that would give city employees web access to PennDOT real‑time traffic cameras.
Committee member Liz Meeley said the agreement would provide the city with a username and login to stream PennDOT cameras. "This will actually give us a login, and we can just stream the cameras as we need them," said Sean Bastian, the staff presenter on the…
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