The College Station man responsible for putting red light cameras on the local ballot November 3 has taken his fight to Dickinson Texas.
Click to hear WTAW’s Chris Clift talk with Jim Ash:
Dickinson is a community of about 20,000 southeast of Houston.
They held a City Council meeting Tuesday night to discuss the possibility of adding red light cameras.
American Traffic Solutions, the company under contract with College Station to operate the local red light camera program, was part of the public hearing.
Ash told the Council he is the “ghost of Christmas future” and he was there to warn them of the trouble ahead if they allowed the controversial devices.
The Dickinson City Council voted unanimously against installing red light cameras.
This story came in near 11 p.m., well past the normal hour an organization such as ATS can reasonably be expected to provide a response.
We have extended the opportunity to ATS to be interviewed on the red light camera situation in Dickinson, and if they accept we will post that audio here on wtaw.com as well.
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