Number plate recognition cameras coming to City of Mandurah
Key points
- Mandurah council has voted to install number plate recognition cameras and extra CCTV, with the plate recognition vote passing 8-3. The council agreed at its September 22 meeting to shift about $100,000 in its budget toward the two projects, each expected to cost about $72,000.
- A state grant of $40,686 will help fund the plate recognition cameras, which will go on Mandurah Bridge and Mandurah Terrace. Opponents argued that the cameras were a state government responsibility.
- Supporters said the technology helps respond to antisocial behaviour and break-ins at Lakelands Park.
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