City Council members approved a resolution April 10 that will pay up to $7 million to Redflex Traffic Systems, Inc., for the installation and maintenance of automated traffic safety cameras and the performance of traffic safety and enforcement services. The cost of the agreement would be paid from monies collected from associated traffic violations.
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