Stillwater trash trucks could get AI cameras that watch drivers and record routes

The SUA to vote on the $121,717 deal. Also on the agenda: federal lobbyists and North Perkins road resurfacing.

Chris Peters

Nov 01, 2026 - 8 min read

A City of Stillwater Waste Management street sweeper sits along a Stillwater street in September 2011. The city’s two current sweepers would get Routeware software and Samsara cameras under the contract the Stillwater Utilities Authority considers Monday. File photo. – Photo courtesy of City of Stillwater

Stillwater trash trucks could get AI cameras that watch drivers and record routes — A City of Stillwater Waste Management street sweeper sits along a Stillwater street in September 2011. The city’s two current sweepers would get Routeware software and Samsara cameras under the contract the Stillwater Utilities Authority considers Monday. File photo. – Photo courtesy of City of Stillwater

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