Currently 6 Responses

• 1.
• I think you all have valid points. My questions: 1. Where is this money going and who is controlling it? 2. Why are there no cameras in front of any of the schools? (This should be a huge concern) 3. We have money to put the cameras in but they cut a bunch of the school programs??? 4. Again, who is in charge? Do any of the board members have kids that go to the public schools here in Palm Coast?
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• James Richards
  Mon 18th Feb 2013
  at 8:07pm

• 2.
• I agree with Kathy Austrino!
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• Kaye Lance
  Mon 18th Feb 2013
  at 4:13pm

• 3.
• 539 x 158 = 85,162.
  
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• Kathy Austrino
  Mon 18th Feb 2013
  at 12:45pm

• 4.
• I see 539 people who thought whatever they had to do that day was more important than the safety of those around them. Fine the sh*t out of them.
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• Mark Woods
  Mon 18th Feb 2013
  at 12:33pm

• 5.
• I wonder if my math is correct? Please let me know...of the violations issued this took approximately $85,162 out of the pockets of Palm Coast residents (or alternatively...$85,162 out of Palm Coast's economic flow) and put only $12,774.30 into the city funds (15% of each $158 ticket goes to the city?). If this is correct how many will move out or not consider moving in to a city that makes choices as brilliant as this? Also...how many accidents are being avoided by way of paying $85,162 per week (or approximately $4.5 Million a year)?
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• Kathy Austrino
  Mon 18th Feb 2013
  at 12:20pm

• 6.
• Camera flashes does not equal violations. Look at Citations, that's all that really matters. 536 total for the week
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• EV Engineer
  Mon 18th Feb 2013
  at 11:51am

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