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Blue Line Solutions is offering a photo speed enforcement program to law enforcement agencies in Ohio. The program meets all state requirements. It provides full reimbursement to agencies for officer hours spent on the program and revenue sharing from paid citations. Blue Line will also provide a digital traffic sign or other safety equipment worth $11,200 per year. Additionally, agencies can terminate the contract without penalty by providing 30 days notice if unsatisfied with the program. The representative requests a meeting to demonstrate their Dragon Cam technology.

Speed Lidar Cam Enforcement Program
Blue line Solutions, LLC
(513) 582-4605
Home Office, Athens, Tenn.
(423) 333-0490
January 24, 2017
Dear Chief or Community Law Enforcement Leader,
Blue Line Solutions photo speed enforcement program, meets all requirements of the Ohio
Revised Code and multiple communities have deployed programs throughout the state.
Our program offers more resources than any other in the industry. Having served as a Police
Officer myself, I understand the resources limitations law enforcement agencies face, to include
manpower shortages. For this reason, we include an Officer reimbursement program, meaning
BLS will reimburse the agency 100% for the hours an officer deployed to the program. This may
include a full-time officer (40 hours/wk.), or unlimited overtime. This is in addition to revenue
share between the agency and BLS from paid citations.
Secondly, we will provide one digital traffic sign, or other safety related equipment to the agency
at the end of each quarter for the first year, a $11,200/yr. Value. This allows the agency to
reiterate to the community that the program is about safety, not money.
Lastly, If the agency is not satisfied with the program, the agency can get out of the contract
without penalty anytime with a 30-day notice.
I, would like to set a meeting with you and your staff at your choosing to demonstrate the
effectiveness of our Dragon Cam.
Sincerely,
Robert Peters
(513) 582-4605

Ohio Representative
Blue Line Solutions, LLC
tyrone@bluelinesolutions.org
513-693-1728

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1. Speed Lidar Cam Enforcement Program Blue line Solutions, LLC (513) 582-4605 Home Office, Athens, Tenn. (423) 333-0490 January 24, 2017 Dear Chief or Community Law Enforcement Leader, Blue Line Solutions photo speed enforcement program, meets all requirements of the Ohio Revised Code and multiple communities have deployed programs throughout the state. Our program offers more resources than any other in the industry. Having served as a Police Officer myself, I understand the resources limitations law enforcement agencies face, to include manpower shortages. For this reason, we include an Officer reimbursement program, meaning BLS will reimburse the agency 100% for the hours an officer deployed to the program. This may include a full-time officer (40 hours/wk.), or unlimited overtime. This is in addition to revenue share between the agency and BLS from paid citations. Secondly, we will provide one digital traffic sign, or other safety related equipment to the agency at the end of each quarter for the first year, a $11,200/yr. Value. This allows the agency to reiterate to the community that the program is about safety, not money. Lastly, If the agency is not satisfied with the program, the agency can get out of the contract without penalty anytime with a 30-day notice. I, would like to set a meeting with you and your staff at your choosing to demonstrate the effectiveness of our Dragon Cam. Sincerely, Robert Peters (513) 582-4605

2. Ohio Representative Blue Line Solutions, LLC tyrone@bluelinesolutions.org 513-693-1728

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