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Commissioners OK $12,000 in ARPA funds and county budget for Jefferson County Lake camera system
Summary
The Jefferson County Board approved funding for cameras at Jefferson County Lake, allocating $12,000 from ARPA and the balance from the Parks & Recreation budget; motion passed unanimously.
The Jefferson County Board of Commissioners voted on Jan. 12 to fund a camera system at Jefferson County Lake, directing $12,000 from federal ARPA funds and the remainder from the Parks & Recreation budget.
Parks & Recreation staff member Martin Jones presented options for how the camera purchase could be funded. Commissioner Young moved to approve the funding plan, Commissioner Clark seconded, and the motion passed by roll call with all members voting aye. The minutes list the source split and record that the cameras will be paid for using the ARPA allocation first and Parks funds for the remaining balance.
No public comment on the cameras was recorded in the minutes. The board did not attach additional conditions or a deployment timeline in the meeting record; implementation and procurement will be handled by Parks & Recreation per the motion.
