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Montrose council approves purchase of new thermal imaging cameras for fire department

City of Montrose City Council · March 10, 2026
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Summary

Council approved resolution 2026-12 to buy one decision-making thermal camera and five smaller thermal imaging cameras for $9,858.70 to replace outdated equipment. The vote was unanimous.

The City Council on March 9 approved the Montrose Fire Department’s purchase of one decision-making thermal camera and five smaller thermal imaging cameras for a total of $9,858.70 under resolution 2026-12.

Kevin explained the department’s existing cameras dated from 2014 and that newer equipment is smaller, smarter and more reliable. "The full package price is $9,858.70," he said. Council members approved the purchase by voice vote recorded as 4-0.

The department said the cameras will replace outdated equipment that has caused operational challenges. The purchase is funded from departmental accounts and was presented as a priority equipment upgrade for 2026.