Extend ADT contract for city security cameras through December 2012
In Plain English
The city's security camera system warranty expires soon and needs extension. The contract also adds new cameras to the existing network around Richmond. If approved, the city pays ADT up to $375,000 for warranty service and new equipment through December 2012.
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Votes
adopted Resolution No. 83-11
5 to 0
Why This Vote Matters
The council unanimously approved extending the warranty on Richmond's security camera system and adding new cameras to the network. The contract with ADT will cost up to $375,000 and runs through December 2012. This decision ensures the city's existing surveillance equipment stays operational and expands camera coverage around Richmond. Two council members were absent from the meeting, but all five present members supported the police department's request.
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