traffic cameras

Columbus City Council has set an Aug. 10 public hearing on Flock surveillance cameras to address privacy and transparency concerns after the release of a police audit.

Activists say the audit of Flock searches released by Columbus police Friday show the need for stronger policy and more transparency around the city.

An audit released by Columbus police found more than 15,000 possible immigration related searches, prompting Mayor Andrew Ginther to order police to stop statewide access.

One of the legislature’s biggest critics of traffic cameras in Ohio has launched a new effort targeted at the millions of dollars those cameras bring in each year to the companies that administer them.

New camera technology that automatically detects and alerts drivers to traffic slowdowns and standstills ahead will be added to some highways in Ohio.

The court's decision upholds a 2019 law, saying it doesn't violate communities' "home rule" powers.

The court will decide whether financial regulations on communities operating speed and red-light cameras passed in 2019 are constitutional.

The cameras are accessible online and through a mobile app.

The Ohio Supreme Court has unanimously ruled that Toledo can no longer send appeals of traffic camera tickets to a city-paid administrative hearing...

The home rule provision was added to the Ohio constitution by voters in 1912, and the struggles between local officials and state lawmakers have raged…