Kent votes against installing speeding red-light cameras to fine fast drivers
Town officials announced the ordinance would have set up the cameras in school and pedestrian zones.
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2h agoThe Town of Kent voted against red-light cameras that would fine speeding drivers.
Town officials announced a 4-1 vote against the ordinance to set up the cameras in school and pedestrian zones.
The automated traffic enforcement safety devices would record how fast vehicles are driving.
The town would've paid nearly $47,000 to install two cameras.
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