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Jackson Council approves 12‑month 'Eyes on the Block' camera pilot, authorizes up to $50,000
Summary
Council approved a voluntary 12‑month pilot to subsidize neighborhood home/business cameras for public‑safety use and evaluation, authorizing up to $50,000 for program costs. Council debated privacy, data security, discoverability and subscription costs before the unanimous vote.
Jackson City Council voted unanimously on Nov. 18 to launch a 12‑month “Eyes on the Block” community camera pilot and to authorize expenditure of up to $50,000 for program development, subsidies and evaluation.
City staff described the pilot as voluntary and focused on targeted geographic areas where additional camera coverage could assist investigations and improve response. The manager’s office said staff would work with the police and…
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