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Council approves remediation plan, police equipment purchases, camera systems and severance agreement
Summary
Milford City Council on Feb. 4 approved six ordinances including a $9,000 supplemental remedial action-plan agreement for a former Marathon site, police vehicle and equipment purchases, a nine-camera Flock system, replacement body/dash cameras and mobile data computers, and a severance agreement for a city employee.
Milford City Council voted on six ordinances Feb. 4, approving payments and contracts for environmental remediation, police equipment upgrades and a personnel severance, the council announced at the meeting.
The most immediate approvals authorized the city manager to proceed with remediation work and a set of police capital purchases. Council also adopted an ordinance authorizing a severance agreement with a named employee.
Why it matters: The council’s approvals commit city funds and vendor contracts for public-safety technology and a cleanup effort on a downtown parking lot; the remediation work will be submitted to state regulators and completed under a state review schedule. The police purchases are intended to replace aging equipment, move evidence storage to the cloud and expand license-plate–capture coverage through a third-party camera vendor.
What the council approved (each item passed unless noted):
- Terracon remedial action-plan agreement (Ordinance 25-333): Council authorized a supplemental agreement with Terracon Consultants Inc. to prepare a remedial action plan for the former Sours/Milford Marathon…
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