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Council approves two movable license-plate reader cameras
Summary
The Mount Enterprise City Council voted unanimously to approve two movable license-plate reader cameras following a motion by Councilmember Jacob Waldron, seconded by Councilmember Harvey Graves; the motion carried with a 5–0 vote.
Mount Enterprise City Council on April 29 unanimously approved the installation/purchase of two movable license-plate reader cameras. The measure passed after a motion by Councilmember Jacob Waldron and a second from Councilmember Harvey Graves; the minutes record the vote as five ayes and zero nays.
Council did not attach further conditions in the minutes; the entry records only the approval and vote tally. The item appears as a routine roll-call motion in the minutes, and no public comment or dissent on the cameras is recorded in the transcript.
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