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Caddo Mills to seek SB 224 grant for three additional surveillance cameras
Summary
Police Chief Kimbre Collier told the council the city will reapply for the FY2026 SB 224 Catalytic Converter Grant to fund three more cameras—targeting the airport, CMYSA and city roads—and the council approved updating the grant submission date unanimously.
Police Chief Kimbre Collier told the Caddo Mills City Council that the city intends to reapply for the FY2026 SB 224 Catalytic Converter Grant to fund additional surveillance cameras.
Collier said this is “the same grant that they had gotten last year for the cameras, it just had to be redone for this year. She added that they planned to ask for three more cameras - one for the airport, one for CMYSA and the other for the roads.” Mayor Pro Tem John Verity moved to approve the updated submission date for the grant application; Council Member Justin Poppelreiter seconded and the council voted unanimously to approve the update.
The council’s action updates the schedule for submitting a grant request under the FY2026 SB 224 program; the transcript does not detail the proposed camera models, estimated costs, or exact camera locations beyond the three target sites mentioned by the police chief.
