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A Nov. 4 council item would formalize a fiber connection from Fire Station 2 to Mesa's Fire Station 219 for the regional public safety radio network. Staff say the work is mostly done and costs nothing more.
The building at the town's Field Operations Facility will let mechanics turn police cars, fire trucks and work vehicles around faster and adds safety gear for the shop's staff, the town says.
The Legislature's measure lets existing camera contracts run only until a local vote, then 10 years at a time. Backers cite privacy and fines; health and safety groups say red-light cameras prevent deadly crashes.
The council voted 7–0 on Oct. 21 to renew ADOT data access used to study crash patterns, with no additional funding required.
Budda Baker practiced fully Thursday, but Andrew Wingard remained a nonparticipant and Dadrion Taylor-Demerson was limited again. That keeps Wydett Williams’ emergency experience central to Arizona’s planning.
