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Council discusses funding split for Motorola service agreement; elevator inspections and camera service costs remain unresolved
Summary
Council discussed paying a Motorola service agreement from two service-agreement budgets and noted open questions about elevator inspections, camera service costs and Homeland Security inspection requirements.
Council members and staff discussed how to pay for a Motorola service agreement during the Nov. 4 meeting, with staff reporting that the cost can be split: approximately half from police service agreements and half from town-hall service agreements. Staff said the town budgets can absorb both parts.
Council members raised outstanding questions about service agreements for roof-top cameras and elevators. Staff said they were still working to obtain exact figures for the camera service agreements and that elevator inspections are overseen by Homeland Security, which complicates procurement and requires careful compliance.
No formal vote or contract award was recorded on the Motorola item at the meeting; the discussion was described as a budget-level update and a request for further information. Council asked staff to provide the outstanding service-agreement figures and to follow up with proposed contracts or quotes for review.
