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Henderson applies for Property Conservation grant to install City Hall security cameras

Board of Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Henderson · August 1, 2025
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Summary

The board authorized applying for a Public Entity Partners Property Conservation Grant (50% match, max $2,000) to fund ten cameras at City Hall; GIS/IT Technician Kevin Bailey will perform the installation using one of three quotes ($3,500–$4,900).

The board voted Aug. 14 to apply for a Public Entity Partners Property Conservation Grant to install security cameras at City Hall. Recorder Jim E. Garland said the program requires a 50% local match and caps grants at $2,000. The proposal calls for ten cameras, a hard drive, a TV viewer and an extra network switch; staff received three quotes ranging from $3,500 to $4,900.

GIS/IT Technician Kevin Bailey is scheduled to perform the installation if the grant is awarded; Ald. Donna R. Butler moved to participate in the matching grant program, Ald. Jason Rhodes seconded, and the board adopted Resolution No. 2025-009 by roll call.

The minutes do not state which vendor will be selected if the grant is awarded or the exact split of city funds vs. grant funds, only the quote range and grant rules.

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