Surveillance camera system dispute and $265,000 EasyWave contract
Summary
Three speakers — including the original system's designer — told the Council claims about the old cameras were wrong and questioned how EasyWave got a ~$265,000 contract without a visible competitive bid or verified contractor licensing.
At a glance
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Last discussed Sep 9, 2026.
Impact analysis
Speakers estimate the new managed service costs ~70% more annually (~$60,000 vs ~$35,000) after taxpayers funded a $265,000 upgrade.
Residents benefit if the city reviews procurement and licensing as requested.
Edgeworth and Danny Haddad say their professional reputations were harmed by inaccurate statements and a premature contract termination.
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