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District discusses upgrade to Ricotta security cameras with advanced features

Saint Helena Unified School District Governing Board · October 30, 2024
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Summary

Director of Technology Derrick Machado described a proposal to move to a Ricotta system with features such as facial recognition and weapons detection and said the upgrade is a "high priority" for the district's security needs.

Derrick Machado, the district irector of Technology, told trustees the district is evaluating an enhanced Ricotta camera system that could include facial-recognition and weapons detection capabilities and described the work as "a high priority." John Dilena said the district will bring in a security consultant to assess fencing, cameras and weak points at each site and provide recommendations.

Trustees were not asked to approve a contract for camera upgrades at the session. Staff said the consultant—indings will inform site-specific recommendations and cost estimates that will be returned to the board for action.