An ordinance before council finds Parma Hts. partnering with Verra Mobility to not only turn cameras back on at the intersection of Pearl and York roads, but also add a handheld camera for police to use on side streets where speeding is an issue.
Published: Feb. 23, 2022, 7:13 a.m.
A current ordinance before council finds the city partnering with Verra Mobility to not only turn back on cameras at the aforementioned busy intersection, but also add a handheld camera to be used by Parma Heights police officers on side streets where speeding has become an issue.Police Chief Steve Scharschmidt is in favor of not only re-instituting the traffic cameras at the busy intersection, but also the added use of the handheld camera.
“We’re excited to test this new equipment and will add more if it is proven to be efficient for our department.” Points won’t be added to a driver’s record and insurance companies won’t be notified. Verra Mobility will receive $33 per violation.
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