Committee hears projected revenue and staffing needs for camera program
Summary
Elkins told the Safety Committee Brooklyn Heights would receive 64% of program revenue, clients typically deposit revenue into general funds, and operating the program could require about six to eight staff-hours per day to process citations.
Financial and staffing issues were discussed in detail during the June 9 meeting. Mayor Trevor Elkins said Brooklyn Heights would receive 64% of revenue generated by the program; the remaining share would pay for equipment leasing, processing services, and mailing citations.
Clerk-Treasurer Frank asked whether program revenue must be placed in a special fund. Elkins said his clients deposit revenue into their general fund and are not required to maintain a separate special fund. Frank also asked about staffing to achieve the projected citation numbers; Elkins estimated "approximately six to eight hours per day," with fewer hours in winter months.
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