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Lanark council approves $11,809 security camera system for multiple public sites
Summary
Council accepted a vendor bid of $11,809 for interior and exterior security cameras at Park, City Hall, Heritage Center, and the library, with prevailing wage required; motion passed 6–0.
At its April 21 meeting the Lanark City Council accepted a vendor bid to install a multi-site security camera system providing interior and exterior coverage at the Park, City Hall, the Heritage Center, and the library. Alderperson Ethan Lartz moved acceptance of the camera bid; Alderperson Alisha Metz seconded and the motion passed unanimously (6–0).
The quoted system cost in the minutes was $11,809.00. The council noted limited areas would be excluded from coverage for privacy. The acceptance includes a prevailing-wage requirement; no additional financing details were recorded in the minutes.
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