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City Council votes to award Photo Enforcement Systems and Related Services Contract.
September 18 2018
Council Reviews Implementation Plan
City Council reviews the implementation plan to begin using photo enforcement technology.
August 07 2018
Vendor Selected
The RFP process identifies Conduent as the top vendor.
July 10 2018
Request for Proposal Issued
A full Request for Proposal (RFP) process was initiated.
February 06 2018
Second Traffic Survey Completed
The Police Department worked toward selecting a vendor for program implementation; a second traffic survey is completed which confirmed site selection.
May 02 2017
Police Recommends Implementation
Police staff reported to Council, recommending implementation.
April 04 2017
Council Presented Survey Results
Police provided the results of the citizen survey to City Council along with a request to move forward with photo traffic enforcement.
February 07 2017
62% Indicate Support for Photo Traffic Enforcement
Tigard community survey results were released – 62% of respondents approved of photo traffic enforcement.
January 11 2017
Community Asked Whether They Support Photo Red Light
A photo red light question was included as part of a larger community survey.
August 02 2016
Council Directs Staff to Determine Level of Public Support
The traffic survey and staff report were submitted to Council for consideration. Council directed staff to determine the public's level of support.
November 03 2015
Potential Locations Studied
The PD worked with a photo red light vendor to complete a study at four (4) locations along Pacific Highway.
June 02 2015
Council Directs a Feasibility Study
Council directed the Police Department (PD) to conduct a traffic study on the feasibility of implementing a photo red light program.
August 05 2015
Initial Council Presentation
At the direction of City Council, the Police Department presented an informational briefing for photo red light enforcement.