Come July 1, at least four surveillance cameras on mobile trailers will be stationed at popular natural and scenic locales in East Oahu, part of a pilot project to deter thefts, vandalism and other crimes. Many view the enhanced security, with flashing blue lights and possibly audio speakers, as positive — but for others, government oversurveillance and aesthetics are concerns. The $64,000 pilot project will be in place for at least 18 months, so time will tell soon enough if it’s effective.
Off the news: Surveillance cameras at East Oahu spots
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