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Trustees approve $133,571 downtown security‑camera system; engineer sign‑off required
Summary
The Farmingdale Board approved Hello Alert’s proposal to install cameras in four downtown parking lots and along Main Street for $133,571, contingent on Village Engineer and Town of Oyster Bay installation details and possible additional units at listed unit prices.
The Village of Farmingdale Board of Trustees voted to approve Hello Alert’s proposal to install security cameras and associated equipment in the four downtown parking lots and along Main Street from Prospect Street to the LIRR tracks, at a cost of $133,571.00. Trustee Cheryl Parisi made the motion, which was seconded by Deputy Mayor William Barrett and recorded under Resolution #2025-02-31.
The approval is conditional: the board noted additional cameras may be required to cover areas not included in the initial proposal, and unit pricing for additional units will apply. The Village Engineer must review and find satisfactory a detailed mock-up of all necessary components and installation plans for both Hello Alert and the Town of Oyster Bay Lighting Department before final implementation. The vote follows a presentation by Hello Alert describing the scope and coverage areas.
