Research adding security cameras to small business loan programs
In Plain English
The city offers facade improvement and revolving loans to small businesses in redevelopment areas. Council wants staff to study whether security cameras could be included as an eligible expense. If approved, businesses could use loan money to install cameras alongside storefront improvements and other upgrades.
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Votes
Direct staff to research the feasibility of including security cameras as part of the Facade and the Revolving Loan Programs for small businesses in the Redevelopment Areas within 30 days and have recommendations presented to the Public Safety Committee
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