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LETTER: What Went Wrong?

By: greenwichfreepress | April 16, 2021

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Redmond: A Tale of Two Towns
"Other towns rejected speed cameras after a lengthy public debate. Unfortunately, we did not get that debate in Greenwich as the cameras were rolled out before any public involvement. Do the current members of the RTM represent the people in this town or have they decided to vote without listening to their constituents?" - Jonathan Redmond
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