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Mount Vernon council adopts local law authorizing red-light cameras; 4–1 vote
City Council · February 11, 2026
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Summary
The council adopted a local law authorizing red-light cameras (TMP-1931) on a 4–1 vote; Pro Tempore Jaevon Boxhill voted no.
The Public Safety and Codes Committee brought forward TMP-1931, a local law to authorize red-light cameras. Councilman Andre Wallace moved the measure and Councilman Jaevon Boxhill seconded. The law passed with a recorded vote showing Pro Tempore Boxhill as the sole no vote; the item was otherwise adopted.
The meeting minutes record no floor debate on the measure. The local law appears in the committee packet as "Local Law for Red Light Cameras." No implementation schedule or vendor information was discussed at the meeting.
