by Lisa Schauer
In a public meeting held on Tuesday, January 6, Town of Bath council members unanimously approved investing $2,870 from opioid settlement money for town police equipment.
The investment includes electronic speed signs and LIDAR detectors, a device that uses laser light to calculate speed, to help enforce the town’s speed limits.
In his public safety report, police officer Josh Stangle thanked council for the new detectors and reminded motorists to stop at…
