Garfield Heights traffic cameras headed to ballot
Posted: 08/04/2010
GARFIELD HEIGHTS, Ohio - Garfield Heights police may lose those portable traffic cameras they recently set up to catch speeders.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer has reported that a petition to outlaw traffic cameras in the city did get enough signatures to go on the November ballot.
The cameras have nabbed thousands of speeders since Garfield Heights started using them earlier this summer.
Garfield Heights City Council will be asked to approve the ballot question on Monday.
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