Council approves interactive kiosk program after divided hearing over privacy, aesthetics and revenue
Council approved a code change and contract framework to allow interactive digital kiosks for wayfinding and advertising despite neighborhood opposition and failed amendments to limit locations and cap rollout.
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The City Council voted March 26 to adopt an ordinance allowing interactive digital kiosks (wayfinding and advertising) in the right‑of‑way under a vendor contract the city pursued through an RFP. The kiosks will be publicly accessible, provide wayfinding and transit information, and generate a guaranteed minimum revenue for the city under the vendor’s proposal.
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