Say you own a small paid parking lot in Cincinnati, with a pay box and no electrical service.
You've never broken into a car, and you have no idea which ones hold guns.
Starting Jan. 1, Cincinnati's parking security ordinance makes you pay to stop the people who do.
Council passed it 7-2 on Sept. 30.…
Cincinnati set aside $360,000 to replace and expand its police license plate readers.
Eight companies bid for the work, and public records don't show who they are or which three ranked highest.
A Jan. 22 memo from City Manager Sheryl Long describes the Cincinnati ALPR procurement in two sentences. "Evaluation committee scores submitted and corresponding…


