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Council approves $4,060 security-camera replacement and discontinues previous monitoring contract
Summary
Red Lion Borough approved Advantage Security's quote for $4,060 to replace park recording equipment and one inoperable zoom camera and discontinue the CIA monitoring contract; council discussed 10-day footage retention with an option to expand to 20 days for about $800 more.
Council approved a $4,060 quote from Advantage Security to replace recording equipment and install two new cameras using existing functioning cameras. The approved plan discontinues the borough’s contract with CIA for park camera monitoring; the Advantage package provides 10 days of video coverage to three designated phones, with an option to expand retention to 20 days for roughly $800 additional cost.
Parks and Recreation staff also reported that Glo Fiber agreed to waive the installation and first-month fees for connectivity at Nitchkey Park because the company could not connect in a timely manner. Council discussed restroom management, conduct policies for programs, and asked the solicitor to review proposed contracts for Nitchkey Fields and Bowers Pavilion.
