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Harleton ISD approves purchase of 40 additional security cameras
Summary
Trustees approved the purchase of 40 additional security cameras to increase coverage across the district; the motion passed with five recorded 'for' votes and no recorded opposition in the minutes.
The Harleton ISD Board of Trustees approved the purchase of 40 additional security cameras intended to increase surveillance coverage throughout the district.
Kevin Evers moved to approve the purchase; Harvey Fox seconded. The minutes quote the motion: "Motion by Kevin Evers and second by Harvey Fox to approve Forty Additional Cameras to Increase Security Camera Coverage Throughout the District." The recorded vote lists five trustees voting in favor: Tim Skaggs, Ben Wilson, Jacob Muehlstein, Pat Mc Gill and Brian Fitzgerald. Voting against: none. The minutes do not list procurement cost, vendor, or funding source for the purchase.
Board minutes show the purchase was handled on the consent agenda, indicating the item was presented to the board with staff recommendation but without extended public debate in the record.
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