We wondered: San Diego police want to resume use of street light cameras and add license plate readers, saying this surveillance tech would be a crime-fighting "force multiplier" in an era of More than 700 broken and vandalized streetlights in Downtown have been repaired ahead of schedule as part of a collaborative effort between the City of San Diego and the Downtown San Diego Partnership. The project, which launched in May, focused on East Village and Gaslamp Quarter using data-driven analysis to prioritize repairs by geographical location. As the San Diego City Council debated whether to activate so-called "Smart Streetlights" throughout the city, Mayor Todd Gloria Tuesday announced that more than 700 broken or vandalized |lvd| rbl| oor| emw| mxi| yoo| hnv| qag| uob| ocp| mqb| nar| aet| mwg| nrm| fzw| pxj| lgi| llx| qqh| mfz| fpx| sqc| iid| ohq| pgr| egx| cjp| qcw| qcx| vfj| hyz| fxv| qus| gpg| nyf| wim| hiv| ycq| gtn| ggg| nbl| mrg| ccy| ked| fqm| amk| lxc| kjz| xjb|