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Council authorizes TxDOT agreements for Flock cameras and a second 40-camera purchase
On the consent agenda, the City Council adopts Resolution No. 12-12-23-1 authorizing multiple use agreements with the Texas Department of Transportation to place license plate recognition cameras on state right-of-way; the resolution states the council desires to engage Flock Group, Inc. to install, maintain and monitor the fixed, pole-mounted cameras. The same consent agenda approves a $132,250.00 purchase from OMNIA/Insight of 40 LPR camera systems described as the second phase of LPR installation, funded with federal grant funds. The consent agenda passed 5:0 (item 10.BB was pulled).[1][2]
Cole StanleyLes SimpsonDon TippsJosh CraftFlock Group, Inc. (Flock Safety)Insight Public Sector, Inc.
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Resolution No. 12-12-23-1 authorized multiple use agreements with TxDOT to place solar-powered license plate readers on state right-of-way, with locations in its caption roughly 10 miles east and west of the city limits on Interstate 40 and 10 miles north and south on Interstate 27, and states that the council desires to engage Flock Group, Inc. for installation, maintenance and monitoring. It passed on the consent agenda 5:0 (Stanley, Craft, Tipps, Scherlen, Simpson). [1][2]
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Consent item 10.Z awarded $132,250.00 to OMNIA/Insight for 40 license plate reader camera systems, including installation and support, described as the second phase of LPR installation and funded with federal grant funds. [1][2]
- Amount
- $132,250
- Cameras
- 40