HPD Moves Closer To Installing Red-Light Cameras
Department Recommends Contract Be Awarded To Arizona Company
POSTED: Wednesday, February 8, 2006
UPDATED: 11:36 am CST February 8,
2006
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HOUSTON -- Houston is a step closer to installing red-light cameras across the city.On Tuesday, the Houston Police Department recommended the contract for the cameras be awarded to American Traffic Solutions of Arizona.Officials said ATS had the clearest pictures and best reports compared to three other providers.A final contract will go before the Houston City Council for a vote in the next three to four weeks.If approved, the city will purchase and place 50 cameras at intersections across Houston.
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Previous Stories:
- December 6, 2005: Cameras Catch Hundreds Of Red-Light Runners
- November 21, 2005: Red-Light Cameras Go Live At 4 Downtown Intersections
- November 18, 2005: Red-Light Cameras To Start Catching Violators Monday
- October 19, 2005: Red-Light Cameras To Be Installed Next Month
- December 22, 2004: Red-Light Cameras Approved By City Council
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