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A 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, months after a deadly shooting rocked the campus and a killer remains on the loose.
Rob Saka is the councilmember for District One and is the city's vice chair of the Public Safety Committee. Among the 20 budget amendments he's put forth for the 2027-28 budget, he's making an effort to push for more surveillance cameras where he thinks they're needed.
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