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Commission reallocates $77,901 in CIP funds to install cameras in District 12

Shelby County Board of Commissioners · April 14, 2025
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Summary

The commission approved a reallocation of FY2025 capital-improvement funds totaling $77,901 (from public works CIP) to purchase and install cameras in District 12 after the original park replacement plan lacked sufficient funds.

Commissioners approved a resolution to reallocate $77,901 in FY2025 capital improvement project (CIP) funds from a previously intended park swing set and water fountain replacement to pay for installation of cameras in District 12. Commissioner Erica Sugarman explained the reallocation followed local conversations and an earlier vote denying a larger $300,000 park revitalization request; the reallocated CIP funds were described as already expended and reassigned to the camera project.

The measure was moved, amended as needed and passed with eight aye votes. Commissioners said the cameras aim to support public safety in the district, and the allocation came from county commission CIP funds.