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Chamber of Commerce Proposes $100K Surveillance Camera Grant

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Patty Hughes, CEO of the Prince Albert and District Chamber of Commerce, asked city council to consider a $100,000 grant to launch a Remote Guard camera system. This proposal is based on results from a comparable city in Penticton, B.C. The cameras are intended to address recurring issues such as loitering, vandalism, and property damage in the downtown area. Hughes noted that these nuisance activities are straining resources and affecting public confidence in safety.

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The proposal involves municipal spending on public safety infrastructure. Hughes stated that the nuisance activities are eroding public confidence and straining city resources, suggesting a potential shift in local government spending priorities toward security measures.

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Who's involved

  • HughesCEO of the Prince Albert and District Chamber of Commerce, who proposed the camera grant
  • PentictonCity in British Columbia whose results were used to model the proposed camera system

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