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The Jefferson County Council is holding the first of three public hearings tonight on red light cameras.
Last fall Jefferson County's three member board of county executives signed a five-year deal with American Traffic Solutions for a handful of red light cameras.
It now appears those cameras will not go up.
A newly elected seven-member county council is beginning a process to repeal a law that allows traffic cameras.
Councilman Bob Boyer says that process, including public hearings, will allow for a public debate on the issue.
"And that's kind of the hope of the traffic code hearings⦠is for people to get involved in their government, come down to Hillsboro, tell the seven-member county council how they feel about these issues," Boyer said.
The hearing will take place at 6:30 tonight at the county administrative building in Hillsboro.
Two others will be held Feb. 28 and March 14.
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