Government of Montserrat
Access, News / 31st May 2021 31st May 2021
Customers To Pay XCD$170.00 on Base Ticket Fare
As of Tuesday June 1, 2021 an updated airline ticket subsidy will take effect, resulting in customers paying XCD$170.00 on the base ticket fare for a single journey to Antigua & Barbuda.
The Access Division made the announcement today and explained that the airline ticket subsidy by the Government of Montserrat will be increased to XCD $170.00, to be deducted from a base fare of XCD$340.00 per single journey. After this deduction the customers will pay XCD$170.00 on the based fare which amounts to a decrease in the previous base fares paid by customers.
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By Stephanie Kanowitz
Mar 10, 2021
The National Institute of Standards and Technology is testing a tool that could make it easier for the public-safety community to prototype cutting-edge analytics on streaming video.
The Analytics Container Environment (ACE), being developed to support NIST’s Public Safety Communications Research (PSCR) Division, provides a modular framework for running containerized analytics on streaming video. Essentially, it could be used to detect footage of erupting fires, fights or other emergencies that demand swift public-safety response.
“If there’s a crowd suddenly gathering or a fight breaking out, or a person falls down for no apparent reason, those are important things you would want somebody to notice,” said James Horan, the ACE project lead. “Everybody says they have tons of cameras and nobody to watch them, so [this is] the idea of a detector being able to flag a camera and say, ‘Hey, there’s a fight starting on Camera 27. You may
Jersey City Free Public Library eliminates overdue fines
Jersey City Free Public Library eliminates overdue fines ×
The Jersey City Free Public Library will no longer charge those with overdue materials a late fee.
Jersey City Free Public Library Director Jeffrey Trzeciak announced the elimination of overdue fines for the library, making it the largest fine-and fee-free institution in New Jersey.
The library’s Board of Trustees voted in favor of the policy change on Jan. 12, which they said will help reduce barriers and provide equal access for all the library’s patrons.
“We are pleased to implement this fine-free policy,” Trzeciak said. “The burdens of the fines placed on our patrons are significant, and we recognize overdue fines are a form of social inequity which creates barriers to accessing library services, often for those who need it most. We hope that going fine-free will help bring more community members to the library.”
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