The text of the HB 4075 requires that state police and transportation officials
use "all available video recording and monitoring devices" to track motorists
during an alert. It requires "at a minimum" that all state and local governments
coordinate their equipment under a state-controlled surveillance program. It
also authorizes negotiations with neighboring states to expand the program's
reach. If approved by the state Senate and signed by the governor, an action
plan would be developed by December that would describe the cost of the new
equipment required. Federal funds are already being used to deploy a set of
high-resolution cameras throughout the state's freeway network.
Despite its endorsement of spy cameras, the West Virginia legislature voted in
2006 to
ban both red
light cameras and speed cameras.
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