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Nassau Bay weighs solar cameras at peninsula and lake; council seeks privacy safeguards
Summary
City staff proposed two solar surveillance cameras to deter late‑night activity in the peninsula and a lake cove. The 3‑year contract pricing and 30‑day retention were described; council members pressed staff for firm privacy protections and police‑only access to recordings.
City staff presented a plan April 13 to install two solar‑powered surveillance cameras — one at the peninsula entrance and one at the southern end of the lake — as a tool to deter loud parties and unsafe behavior in remote waterfront areas.
City Manager Paul Lopez summarized contract pricing and technical details: the vendor's three‑year contract is $4,761.40 per camera, SIM connectivity for cellular access would add $2,160, and the total cost for the two cameras over three years was listed at $11,682.80. Lopez said the…
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