CLEVELAND, Tenn. — Red-light cameras that have watched Cleveland traffic since 2008 went blind Wednesday night.
All city red-light cameras ceased operating “as of the end of the day on March 31,” city finance director Michael Keith said.
It will take some time, though, before tickets generated from using the cameras are all processed and mailed, Mr. Keith said.
“We will continue to process those violations … and Traffipax will continue to mail the citations and accept payments for 60 to 90 days afterwards,” Mr. Keith said.
He said Traffipax, the vendor that provided the cameras and reviewed photos, will provide the city with a file of the unpaid citations.