Cincinnati voters banned traffic cameras 15 years ago. One council member wants it repealed

At least one Cincinnati council member wants to repeal the ban on traffic cameras voters approved in 2008.

Jeff Cramerding is asking full council to put the repeal on the November ballot.

"We would need six votes of council to put it on the ballot," Cramerding told WVXU. "If voters approve it, and the ban is repealed, then we would have a thoughtful and deliberate conversation about whether or not to have cameras."

Cramerding introduced a motion asking the law department to draft a charter amendment to repeal Article XIV of the charter, which reads: