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Mesa speed cameras could go to voters next year

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Source: East Valley Tribune

Photo enforcement cameras that catch speeders and red-light runners in Mesa could go away now that Proposition 319 was winning by a nearly 2-to-1 margin.The measure prohibits government entities from installing and using new photo enforcement systems and requires those that have them, such as Mesa, to get voter support in a special election next November to continue using them. A photo enforcement camera in a school zone in Mesa. A state proposition likely passed by voters in last week’s election could do away with them in the future. Mesa Police Unofficial results from the Nov.

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