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Mayor Patrick Farrell proposed guardrails for camera technology in Huntington.

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Mayor Patrick Farrell proposed guardrails for camera technology in Huntington.

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Patrick FarrellHuntington

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  1. An ordinance was passed in Huntington addressing guardrails for public safety technology.Sub-event
  2. Mayor Farrell proposed guardrails for camera technology in Huntington.1 source

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