Canandaigua City Council voted Monday night to approve the addition of more police surveillance cameras at intersections along the lakefront, at Kershaw Park and the city pier.
The police chief says it is a crime prevention technology tool that will help review traffic concerns, accidents and follow-up investigations as necessary.
The 13 cameras will cost around $115,000 and will be funded by a state law enforcement technology grant.
It includes a new tropics exhibit and a main entry plaza project.
The Board of Supervisors asks the state DEC conduct an investigation into harmful effects that could come from the landfill's continued operation.
The call is hosted by the Urban League of Rochester to discuss the role voting plays in ensuring access to health care.
Criminal Defense Attorney Michael Geraci is up against former Rochester Mayor Lovely Warren.
Orleans County District Attorney Cardone is retiring after 33 years, leaving two assistant district attorneys to face off in a Republican primary.
The money will help the organization expand its operations and implement steps to lift people out of poverty.
