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Coolidge workshop reviews contracts, Flock system and interest in property-sale procedures
Summary
Staff discussed scaling back the Flock license-plate reader system, an updated Lightbox contract, and city procedures for selling city-owned property; no contract terms, sale procedures, or compensation figures were recorded.
At the Sept. 2 workshop, city staff reviewed several operational and contract matters, including a proposed reduction to the Flock license-plate reader system and an updated contract with Lightbox.
The Flock system reduction was presented as a potential scaling-back of the automated license-plate reader program; the workshop minutes do not include technical details, contract terms, or the expected fiscal impact. The updated Lightbox contract was discussed, but the transcript contains no contract language, vendor obligations, or dollar amounts.
Participants also noted interest in procedures for selling city-owned property. The workshop listed the topic for discussion; no specific parcels, appraisal values, or procedural steps to initiate a sale are recorded in the minutes.
The workshop additionally flagged potential updates to mayor and council compensation as an agenda item; the minutes do not include proposed compensation levels or an action timeline. No formal motions or votes on contracts, property-sale procedures, or compensation were recorded during the workshop.
Mayor Diane H. Causey adjourned the meeting later the same evening.
