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O'Fallon council authorizes contract for fixed surveillance cameras
Summary
The O'Fallon City Council approved a resolution authorizing the mayor to sign a contract with Utilatra to purchase fixed surveillance cameras after a unanimous roll call vote.
The O'Fallon City Council on Sept. 15 approved a resolution authorizing the mayor to execute a contract with Utilatra for the purchase of fixed surveillance cameras. The motion was made during the council's business session and passed by roll call vote.
The measure was introduced by Councilmember Blackburn, who moved approval of the resolution authorizing the contract with Utilatra. There was a second and no further discussion recorded on the motion. A roll call recorded affirmative votes from councilmembers including Stoffel, Carney, Holmes, Roach, Nooten, Hudson, Blackburn, Morse, Campbell, Hartman, Ford, Rosenberg, Mallard and Lotz; the mayor announced the motion carried.
The council record does not include the contract amount, installation timeline or specific camera locations. No amendments or conditions were recorded at the time of the vote.
The resolution authorizes the mayor to execute the agreement, which means staff will proceed with contracting steps under the terms negotiated with Utilatra and with the budget authority previously appropriated or transferred as necessary. The council did not request additional public hearings or refer the matter to a committee at the meeting.
The item concluded with the mayor moving on to the next agenda item.
