City poised to act on apartment security and event centers

Ordinances requiring video cameras share agenda with Unified Development Code

In this file photo, SPD Deputy Chief Rob Bryan, right, and Chief Mike Broadhead, background, view a map of Statesboro to access video the Fusus system makes available from privately owned security cameras. An Apartment Security Ordinance requiring security cameras at drives into and out of apartment complexes, and either gates or license plate readers at larger complexes, goes before Statesboro City Council for a second reading and possible enactment during its 9 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 5, meeting - photo by AL HACKLE/Staff

In this file photo, SPD Deputy Chief Rob Bryan, right, and Chief Mike Broadhead, background, view a map of Statesboro to access video the Fusus system makes available from privately owned security cameras. An Apartment Security Ordinance requiring security cameras at drives into and out of apartment complexes, and either gates or license plate readers at larger complexes, goes before Statesboro City Council for a second reading and possible enactment during its 9 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 5, meeting - photo by AL HACKLE/Staff

An Apartment Security Ordinance requiring security cameras at drives into and out of apartment complexes, and either gates or license plate readers at larger complexes, goes before Statesboro City Council for a second reading and possible enactment during its 9 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 5, regular meeting.

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