Board approves $5,106 camera purchase for Land and Water office
The board approved a budget amendment to transfer $5,106.05 for replacement and installation of nonfunctioning security cameras at the Land and Water office after the department prioritized safety and IT installed the cameras as an operational decision.
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County staff reported that IT purchased and installed replacement security cameras at the Land and Water office after discovering the existing cameras were not functioning. The cost reported to the board was $5,106.05; department and finance representatives agreed the expense should be funded from the Land and Water non‑lapsing funds and the board approved an internal transfer to cover the cost.
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