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Council approves emergency repairs for Pecos Police Department; chief details cameras, body‑cams and technology grant
Summary
Council approved up to $76,619.10 to expedite safety, access and repairs at the Pecos Police Department and heard that the department has secured roughly $439,000 in grant funding for vehicle and camera technology, including body and car cameras.
Pecos City Council on Thursday approved a resolution to amend a professional‑services agreement and authorize emergency repairs and safety work at the Pecos Police Department, not to exceed $76,619.10, while Chief Lisa Parango outlined recent technology upgrades funded in part by a federal grant.
Holly Jeracke, community services director, presented Resolution 25‑09‑05R, which amends the city’s agreement with VAERS for emergency enclosure, access and repair work at the police facility. Jeracke described interior and exterior damage around the foyer and door systems and said the work includes repairs stemming from prior demolition and flood/settling damage. "The front doors, we pulled all of the foyer out completely… the settling with all of the water damage that…
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