Tulsa Real Time Information Center Approved

[Cougar]

What are your thoughts on Tulsa's new "Real Time Information Center" and related neighborhood cameras/license plate readers/etc being deployed?


Location of initial license plate readers

Locations Of 25 Flock Cameras In Tulsa Revealed

We now know where 25 new license-plate reading cameras will be located in Tulsa. The Tulsa Police Department (TPD) held months of public meetings to get input.

www.newson6.com

City of Tulsa set to build 'real-time information center' despite some pushback

Local law enforcement says a new network of cameras will help keep Tulsans safer.

www.kjrh.com

TPD's new Real Time Information Center will likely start with 25-50 cameras, police chief says

Mayor G.T. Bynum as allocated $2.5 million for the center, which officials hope will open by next June.

tulsaworld.com

 

[trekrok]

Orwell would be proud. Privacy is way overrated anyway. And if you aren't doing anything wrong, you shouldn't care, blah, blah...

 

[Chief Sapulpa]

Money would be better spent fixing the roads (especially the Hwy 169 N onto I-244 W overpass) and syncronizing the traffic lights on Memorial Drive (from 71st Street South to 151st Street South).

 

[dennishoddy]

Money would be better spent fixing the roads (especially the Hwy 169 N onto I-244 W overpass) and syncronizing the traffic lights on Memorial Drive (from 71st Street South to 151st Street South).

 

[dennishoddy]

Money would be better spent fixing the roads (especially the Hwy 169 N onto I-244 W overpass) and syncronizing the traffic lights on Memorial Drive (from 71st Street South to 151st Street South).

As I understand it, there is no cost to Tulsa for this system.

 

[GIJROB]

People in Oklahoma have given up.

 

[Seadog]

What are your thoughts on Tulsa's new "Real Time Information Center" and related neighborhood cameras/license plate readers/etc being deployed?

City of Tulsa set to build 'real-time information center' despite some pushback

Local law enforcement says a new network of cameras will help keep Tulsans safer.

www.kjrh.com

TPD's new Real Time Information Center will likely start with 25-50 cameras, police chief says

Mayor G.T. Bynum as allocated $2.5 million for the center, which officials hope will open by next June.

tulsaworld.com

NO! Big brother spying. Looking for a reason to ticket people. Looks like some New York BS

 

[Seadog]

As I understand it, there is no cost to Tulsa for this system.

I thought the article said 2.5 million. I was skimming through it so I probably missed something

 

[MilitantBEEMER]

I thought the article said 2.5 million. I was skimming through it so I probably missed something

you are correct

The budget passed Wednesday night 7-1-1. Hall-Harper was the only one to vote against the budget proposal. She told the council the $2.5 million crime information center is the reason why she voted no.

 

[MilitantBEEMER]

Money would be better spent fixing the roads (especially the Hwy 169 N onto I-244 W overpass) and syncronizing the traffic lights on Memorial Drive (from 71st Street South to 151st Street South).

Exactly! That 169 to I244W is the WORST. I cannot believe they have allowed it to get so bad. Dangerous bad.