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Red light cameras. How many thousands of dollars in staff time, sitting in meetings during the day, committee meetings, council meetings and special meetings were spent to find out ODOT won't allow them? How embarassing for our $120,000.00 per year manager, $70,0000.00 per year staff engineer, and $60,0000.00 per year service director.
The city needs to be told to spend OUR money wiser. A No vote does this and will stop this waste of time and bufoonery.
By Keep two hands on your wallet
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And...
And your answer to everything is to bitch and whine on this site? FIRE the STAFF, VOTE NO, ELECT a NEW MAYOR and COUNCIL, blah blah blah. Sorry - heard the rhetoric before.
My taxes aren't changing and I'm voting yes.
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Not ******* or whining at all
It's funny how you say my opinion is b****** and whining. My observations have merit.SPEND OUR MONEY WITH MORE DISCRETION.
Please send a message and vote No until some type of restraint is shown at city hall.
By Keep two hands on your wallet
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It's is whining
Some of the intersections are under ODOT control, not all of them so red-light cameras can still go forward if desired. It wasn't and isn't a waste of money to explore new options in this city.
Not every option will come to fruition but I don't think spending time doing exploration of new ideas is a bad thing. You on the other hand seem to think differently.
I'm voting YES. I can only imagine your next 3 reasons are going to be as lame as the first 2.
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