DAYTON — Dayton has received a grant to help fund dozens of new license plate reader cameras throughout the city.
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City commissioners approved an order for 27 additional Flock cameras, which would cost $88,550.
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The cameras will be funded entirely by Violent Crime Reduction grant funds.
Cameras are planned for Twin Towers, Burkhardt, Miami Chapel, Residence Parks, and Red Crest neighborhoods.
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