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Board approves stop-arm violation cameras for school buses
Summary
Kirbyville trustees approved installing stop-arm violation cameras on school buses in a unanimous 5-0 vote on June 25, aiming to deter illegal passing of stopped buses.
The board authorized installation of stop-arm violation cameras on district school buses after a unanimous vote. The motion was made by Ryan Sanders and seconded by Josh Brittain; the minutes record the action as "Ryan Sanders made a motion to approve the Stop Arm Violation Cameras on School Buses as presented." The motion carried 5-0.
The transcript does not include vendor names, costs, a deployment timeline or privacy/policy discussion; the motion as recorded provides authorization but lacks implementation detail in the minutes provided.
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