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From: Scott Harlan, Nick Sherwood, Alex Rion, & Tim Eyman, initiative co-sponsors of Redmond Initiative No. 1 — Let The People Decide on Red Light Cameras in Redmond, voters.decide@comcast.net

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RE: STARTS TODAY: Redmond initiative on red-light cameras – signature drive kick-off Saturday morning

Tomorrow (Saturday) from 10:00 am through 1:00 pm, we are kicking off our signature drive and will be distributing petitions and collecting voter signatures for Redmond Initiative No. 1 (we’re meeting at 10:00 am at the Safeway at Bear Creek Village 17426 Redmond Way). At 1:00 pm, all of us are going to meet again in the Safeway parking lot and have a rally and hold a press conference where we’ll be able to show off our new signatures and answer questions.

We are proud to join citizens in four other cities (Monroe, Bellingham, Longview and Wenatchee) who are also pushing initiatives seeking a public vote on automatic ticketing cameras in their communities. The 71% vote in Mukilteo last November was very inspiring and encouraging. We are going to work really hard over the coming weeks and months to collect enough voter signatures to let the people of Redmond decide whether or not they want these obnoxious ticketing cameras in their communities.

Initiative co-sponsor Scott Harlan gave his thoughts on this topic in a Redmond Reporter newspaper guest column: http://www.pnwlocalnews.com/east_king/red/opinion/118201874.html

And here is the Scott’s Facebook fan page that has simply EXPLODED since he recently started it: www.Facebook.com/no.red.light.cameras

The attached letter to Redmond’s mayor and seven city council members and the attached petition for Redmond Initiative No. 1 explain the policies, logistics, and rationale for this effort.

Any questions, feel free to contact us:

Scott Harlan, Leader of Redmond Initiative No. 1: 425-896-8276

Nicholas Sherwood, BanCams.com: cell 253-261-3998

Alex Rion, WA State Campaign for Liberty: cell 425-677-5000

Tim Eyman, VotersWantMoreChoices.com: cell 509-991-5295