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Council authorizes up to $5,000 for AV upgrade after camera failure
Summary
After the council's meeting camera failed, Linn Valley authorized up to $5,000 for a new camera, a second camera, a controller and a monitor so meetings can be streamed and presentations shown to attendees.
The council approved up to $5,000 to replace a failed streaming camera, add a second camera and purchase a controller and a television-sized monitor so agendas and presentations can be displayed for in-person attendees.
Moderator (S1) described the camera failure and said the goal was to restore reliable livestreaming and presentation capability. "As you all know, our camera decided to die on us," Moderator (S1) said, explaining the request had been accelerated because of the equipment failure.
Councilmember (S4) moved to give Mayor Potter a budget up to $5,000 to complete the replacement and installation; council seconded the motion and voted in favor. Members also discussed training and backup support so that council staff can operate the new system going forward.
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