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Board hears proposal for seven Flock Safety cameras; ARPA funding under review

Village of Marlborough Board of Trustees · November 12, 2024
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Summary

Chairman Bornmueller reported the village met with a Flock Safety representative about a proposed five-year contract for seven license-plate-reader cameras; trustees requested cost and ARPA-eligibility information.

During the Nov. 4 work session reviewed at the Nov. 12 meeting, Chairman Bornmueller said representatives from Flock Safety proposed installing seven license-plate-reader cameras at key locations under a five-year contract that would allow mutual LPR notification access with neighboring areas. The board awaits a formal quote and asked the treasurer to confirm whether ARPA funds could be used to pay for the contract.

Trustees expressed initial support for exploring the addition. The minutes record the board is "exploring a 5-year contract" and that a quote is pending; no contract was approved at the Nov. 12 regular meeting.