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Middlebury Sewage Stations to be Equipped with Surveillance Cameras
The enhanced security will be installed to combat the theft of signs from the stations.
The Water Pollution Control Authority approved the purchase of security cameras and warning signs for the cameras to be installed at Middlebury sewage stations, the Republican-American reports.
The agency approved the purchase at a meeting Tuesday night.
Ed Bailly, the WPCA crew leader said signs were being stolen from above-ground storage tanks, the paper reports.
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According to the paper, all eight of the town’s pump stations will have cameras installed on all four corners of the building.
Read more at the Republican-American.
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