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Farmingdale approves Hello Alert proposal for downtown security cameras at $133,571
Summary
The board approved a $133,571 proposal from Hello Alert to install cameras in four downtown parking lots and on Main Street, while requiring a detailed mock‑up and coordination with the Town of Oyster Bay Lighting Department before final rollout.
The Board of Trustees approved the Hello Alert proposal to install security cameras and related equipment in the village’s four downtown parking lots and on Main Street from Prospect Street to the LIRR tracks at a cost of $133,571.00. The approval includes the understanding that additional cameras may be required and that final plans must include a detailed mock‑up by Hello Alert and the Town of Oyster Bay Lighting Department.
The minutes record the dollar amount ($133,571.00) and the geographic coverage (four parking lots and Main Street between Prospect Street and the LIRR tracks). The board noted that electrical supply and painting of the units, and any additional cameras needed to cover omitted areas, must be identified and found satisfactory by the Village Engineer before installation.
The vote recorded in the minutes indicates approval of the proposal; the meeting notes do not include a roll‑call tally or a timeline for installation. The board did not record public comment on the item during the meeting.
