Derby City Council says the cameras can be moved to different problem areas in the city
New deployable cameras are to be installed at fly-tipping hot spots in DerbyNew cameras are to be installed in a number of locations in a bid to clampdown on fly-tipping in Derby.
Derby City Council said it will use the equipment over the coming months to catch those illegally dumping waste on the streets.
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