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VIDEO. From the Half Moon Bay City Council meeting on Tuesday, April, 16th, 2024 at 7:00pm, as a hybrid meeting. ALPR = Automated License Plate Readers.
Through the requested analysis, Staff has identified the following potential locations for
installation of ALPR:
• N/B Highway 1 and Main Street
• S/B Highway 1 and Main Street
• E/B Strawflower Shopping Center
• W/B Strawflower Shopping Center
• Highway 92 and N/B Main Street
• Highway 92 and S/B Main Street
• E/B Kelly West of Highway 1
• W/B Kelly East of Highway 1
• E/B Kelly East of Highway 1
• W/B Kelly West of Highway 1
• N/B Main and Highway 1 at Higgins Canyon Road
• S/B Main and Highway 1 at Higgins Canyon Road
• E/B Redondo Beach Road
• W/B Redondo Beach Road
• E/B Wavecrest Road at Highway 1
• E/B Poplar Street at Railroad
A total of 16 ALPR are recommended at these locations for the pilot, and the cost of installation
and use of the technology for two years is approximately $110,000.
The two-year pilot program is estimated to cost approximately $110,000 and would be funded
by Citizens’ Option for Public Safety (COPS) grant funds, which are received from the State on
an annual basis to supplement existing front-line law enforcement services.
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From left to right 2024 Half Moon Bay Councilmembers: Robert Brownstone, Vice Mayor Harvey Rarback, Mayor Joaquin Jimenez, Deborah Penrose and Debbie Ruddock.
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