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Quincy, Quincy Township adopt cost-sharing agreement for video surveillance cameras
Summary
The City Council adopted an intergovernmental agreement with Quincy Township to share the cost of a video surveillance camera system; township records show a $13,681.75 capital contribution under the IGA and the council vote was 13–0 with one absence.
At the City Council meeting on 2025-06-16 the council voted to adopt an intergovernmental agreement (IGA) with Quincy Township to share costs for a video surveillance camera system.
The council approved the IGA by roll call: 13 ayes, 1 absent. The motion to adopt was made and carried without recorded opposition.
Quincy Township's monthly report to the council listed a capital fund entry: "City of Quincy, $13,681.75 per IGA with City of Quincy regarding cameras," indicating the township's planned contribution tied to the agreement.
Township supervisor Maggie Hoyt presented the township financial report in the meeting record, which included the capital fund amount and other cash balances. The IGA adoption was recorded as part of the township-to-city cooperative actions during the meeting.
The council's action forwards implementation to the city and township administrative staffs; the meeting record does not show further detail on system vendors, locations, or installation schedule. The council did not vote on camera locations or vendor contracts during this session.
