CLEVELAND, Tenn. – Cleveland will not seek a new vendor when Traffipax turns off its five red-light cameras on March 31.
The Maryland company notified the city last week that the cameras were not financially feasible for Traffipax to operate.
Any motorist getting a citation based on the cameras through March 31, however, still must pay the fine.
Councilman Richard Banks made the proposal not to search for a new camera vendor.
“We need to get out of the red-light camera business for a while,” he said.