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Council briefly discusses geocoding for tracking cell-phone traffic
Summary
Councilmember Cade Burks raised geocoding as a potential tool to track cell-phone traffic in Fayetteville; the council discussed the idea briefly but took no formal action.
Councilmember Cade Burks brought up geocoding to track cell-phone traffic in the city during the Feb. 17 meeting as a possible data tool for planning or analysis, but no motion or directive was recorded.
Council discussed the idea briefly; the meeting minutes do not record specifics about scope, data vendors, privacy safeguards, or next steps. No formal action or staff assignment was recorded at this meeting.
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