A decision has been made to stop funding certain cameras. This move follows concerns about how information is used and protected. Privacy and costs were also factors in this decision.
A notice will be sent and the cameras will be covered soon. The concerns were raised about two weeks ago, and they are specifically about the company providing the cameras. Support for the police and technology to keep the community safe was expressed, but issues with the camera system were noted.
Further details about this decision and the reasons behind it are available from the source.
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