Chief Morris asks council to issue RFP for improved automated‑traffic enforcement after mixed results
After years of fluctuating net results from automated traffic cameras, Chief Dave Morris told the council the department has improved revenue performance but still dismisses many flagged citations because of poor imaging or out‑of‑state tags; he requested authorization to issue a competitive RFP for vendors with better low‑light imaging and pricing models.
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Police Chief Dave Morris on March 26 recommended that Cheverly issue a competitive request for proposals (RFP) to replace or improve its automated traffic‑enforcement technology, saying historical contracts and low‑light imaging problems have caused large swings in revenue and limited enforcement value.
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