Comments can be submitted in writing, in person, or virtually
The Town of Huntsville is inviting public input on a proposed video surveillance system in River Mill Park.
A public meeting is scheduled for May 26th at 5:30 p.m. in the Municipal Council Chambers at the Civic Centre. Residents will be able to comment on the plan, its purpose, and the location of the cameras.
Council initially discussed the proposal last October, and the details follow the town’s official surveillance policy.
Comments can be submitted in writing, in person, or virtually. More details are available at huntsville.ca.
Man impersonating a police officer charged with child sexual assault
Muskoka Novel Marathon celebrates 25th Anniversary
Huntsville seeks input on draft MHP strategic plan
Sunshine list shines bright in Huntsville
Man charged after creating a disturbance at school
Comments
Add a comment