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Michiana council authorizes security camera installation at park and village sites
Summary
The council approved Omni Systems to install security cameras around the Village and park for up to $8,000, citing vandalism and protection of investments; the contract will be reviewed along with the police contract at the October meetings.
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The Village of Michiana Council voted Sept. 6 to hire Omni Systems to install security cameras around the Village and park, authorizing the work at a cost not to exceed $8,000.
Tim McCarthy moved to authorize Omni Systems for installation and Brian Cassidy seconded; council members said the decision followed incidents of vandalism and a desire to protect park and village-hall investments. The motion passed on a 5–0 roll call vote. Council also noted the police contract, with minor revisions, will be reviewed by Grand Beach and both village councils in October before final approval.
The minutes record that the council considered the cameras a preventative measure to protect public property and said the contract amount was capped at $8,000.
