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Bridgeton council approves $290,000 agreement for in-car and body cameras for police
Summary
The council voted 7–0 to authorize a service agreement with Utility Associates Incorporated for in-car and body-worn cameras for the Bridgeton Police Department, approving the measure as Ordinance 24-47. The amount cited on the record was $290,000.
The Bridgeton City Council on Oct. 16 approved Ordinance 24-47, authorizing the mayor and city clerk to extend a service agreement with Utility Associates Incorporated to provide in-car and body-worn cameras for the Bridgeton Police Department in the amount of $290,000.
Council member Norris (introducing the measure) said the matter had been discussed at a prior meeting and that Police Chief Mark Massotti had presented the renewal. “This was discussed last, we gave, Chief Masati gave this as a renewal and, for our police department. So I think this is great. You know, we rent these, so we get new ones if anything gets improved,” the council member said on the record.
Following brief discussion, the clerk called the roll and the ordinance passed by a 7–0 vote. The transcript records the council’s action but does not include detailed contract terms beyond the $290,000 figure disclosed during the reading.
The council did not specify contract duration, vendor contract number, or implementation timeline in the public discussion recorded in the Oct. 16 minutes; those details would be found in the contract packet or the city clerk’s office.
