Move Over, Flock: Another ALPR Company Is Entering Pennsylvania
OMNIQ says a southeastern Pennsylvania township and a northeastern Pennsylvania borough have signed two-year agreements for its Q Shield vehicle-recognition system, but the company has not publicly named either municipality.
WHAT THE FLOCK? Pennsylvania Lawmakers Hold Two Hearings on License Plate Reader Cameras Today
Pennsylvania lawmakers will hold two separate hearings Monday morning on automated license plate readers, including Flock cameras. One of the hearings has a direct Upper Merion connection.
Upper Merion paid nearly $164,000 to sports district consultant. Is the project still moving forward?
Township records document years of planning, consultant payments and a financing effort that extended to Montgomery County. The proposed development did not receive a $20 million state grant, and its current status remains unclear.
Pennsylvania Withdraws Proposed 500-Page Rewrite of Communicable-Disease Regulations
Part 4 of our series takes an unexpected turn. Four days after the public-comment period closed, the Pennsylvania Department of Health withdrew its proposed rewrite of the state’s communicable-disease regulations and says it plans to revise and resubmit the proposal at a later date.
