Possible Interest in Security Cameras in Moraga

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Published March 11th, 2015

Possible Interest in Security Cameras in Moraga

Moraga's vice mayor Mike Metcalf indicated at the Feb. 25 town council meeting that he was impressed with the presentation by Lafayette Chief of Police Eric Christensen about security cameras and automated license plate readers at the recent tri-city meeting in Orinda. He suggested bringing the idea of utilizing these technologies to the council, "not to copy Lafayette," he said. "But is it something we might want to look into?" Moraga Chief of Police Bob Priebe confirmed that his department has already done preliminary research on the technology and has looked into the specifics of its application in Moraga. The item will be brought back to the council in the spring. S. Braccini



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