Glendive citizen vows to keep pressing city officials for drone safeguards

A City of Glendive employee’s drone flight over a residential area in September continues to draw concerned citizens to public meetings to ask officials to regulate themselves through internal policy, believing such will provide the public a better recourse for alleged violations of rights.On Tuesday, the Glendive City Council’s Finance, Utilities, Property and Recreation Committee reviewed a list of concerns provided by citizen Luke Gambee regarding city officials’ use of drones in the future. His list, which he said is “noncomprehensive,” includes concerns like wide aerial angles, lack of flight logs, violation of law and trespassing. Each concern includes a proposed solution.Gambee’s presentation was spurred by his family’s sighting of a drone hovering over their property on Sept.

This excerpt comes from the named source. Read the original for the full reporting.