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Board OKs up to $55,000 for additional downtown cameras and license‑plate readers

Board of Trustees, Incorporated Village of Farmingdale · February 17, 2026
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Summary

Trustee Parisi moved and Trustee Priestley seconded a resolution (RES #2026-02-13) authorizing purchase and installation of additional downtown security cameras, including license‑plate readers (to be used with 'Hello Alert'), in an amount not to exceed $55,000.

The Board approved a resolution (RES #2026-02-13) to purchase and install additional security cameras in the downtown area, including license‑plate readers to integrate with the Hello Alert system, in an amount not to exceed $55,000. Trustee Cheryl Parisi moved the resolution and Trustee Walter Priestley seconded it; the minutes record the approved authorization and the dollar cap.

The minutes do not specify vendor, installation schedule, data‑retention policy, or privacy safeguards; they record only the authorization and the intended public‑safety purpose of the cameras. Implementation details and privacy or operational policies were not entered in the minutes and will require staff follow‑up.