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Stone Harbor to Increase Use of Cameras as Public Safety Tools

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By Vince Conti

STONE HARBOR – Stone Harbor Police Chief Thomas Schutta, May 16, briefed the Borough Council on the placement plan for 17 additional cameras covering entrance and exit points to the borough, major intersections, and certain parks and playgrounds. 

Schutta said the cameras would be used for police investigative purposes. He added that the cameras would also support the fire department, Office of Emergency Management, and Department of Public Works by providing real-time information on flooding in the borough.  

Providing more timely information on flood events could speed up public alerts and responses by borough departments. 

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