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. Remaining tasks include the rollout and training of additional users, and preparation of the DVD Archive . The next steps in reviewing City imaging projects include: pursuit of finance business functions for the next project; definition of requirements and scope, amendment of vendor agreement, and implementation Red Light Cameras Update Sergeant Kevin Brown presented an update on the status of red light camera installation in the City. He noted that from June, 2003 to the present, photos have been taken of 4,000 violators. Of these only 10 violations have been "lost" due to delays. From the period 8/21/03 to 9/25/03, 214 cases have gone to court: Of these cases: 35% of the violators did not appear in court, 31% appeared in court and received a fine, 15% pled guilty, and 10% sent in check in lieu of appearing in court. Sergeant Brown further reported that the cameras are currently at four intersections (five approaches). The Court is working very closely with the Police Department and to date the City has been very successful. Review of the violations has revealed that the vast majority of offenders do not live in Santa Ana. In the near future cameras will be installed at two more intersections: Fairview/Edinger and 1st and Grand. There are five more intersections under consideration. Wireless Citation Devices Update Sergeant Brown also gave a brief update on the wireless citation devices purchased through a grant that expires in December. He noted that to date there have been 4, 400 electronic citations issued. He reported that there were a few software problems encountered, but the devices have been successful. The Department is looking at permit parking to develop a better tracking system for guest passes. Seniors Teaching Seniors Update Gerardo Mouet, Assistant Director, Parks, Recreation and Community Services Agency reported that the City makes available 24 computers for use by Seniors at Southwest and Santa Ana Senior Centers. Following is a description of the classes that are currently offered at the two centers. Southwest Senior Center (Computer Center is located at Corbin) . There are 14 computers; five of these are relatively new . Most of the computers are the property of Santa Ana College . Computers are connected to the Internet . Classes take place from 9:00 a.m. to Noon, Mondays through Thursdays . Each class has 20 students; courses offered include Introduction to Computers, Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced