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A Seattle councilmember is proposing money in next year's budget to install more than 30 city-run surveillance cameras at Seattle Center, despite a tight budget. KOMO

KOMOCouncilmember proposes $1M for Seattle Center surveillance cameras despite tight budgetA Seattle city councilmember is proposing money to be allocated in next year's budget to install over 30 city-run surveillance cameras at Seattle Center.

Do public cameras prevent crime enough to justify the cost and the privacy trade-off?

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