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Commission delays decision on city ‘lock camera’ surveillance system until Nov. 17 amid pending lawsuits
Summary
Commissioners voted to postpone a decision on installing a citywide camera system after members raised concerns about pending litigation in other jurisdictions and Freedom of Information Act implications; city staff and the attorney said policy language and FOIA interactions are under review.
The City Commission voted Oct. 6 to postpone action on a proposed citywide lock‑camera system until its second meeting in November (scheduled for Nov. 17), saying pending lawsuits elsewhere could affect the city’s legal exposure.
Commissioner Petrie moved to delay consideration “until the lawsuit that's pending right now in Norfolk, Virginia, and…
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