Purchase 5 mobile security cameras to prevent vandalism and illegal dumping
$39,828
In Plain English
The city will buy portable surveillance systems from Q-Star Technology for $39,828 total. These FlashCAM units can be moved to different locations where vandalism or illegal dumping becomes a problem. The cameras help police identify violators and deter future incidents through visible monitoring.
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