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The committee kept a $231,635 police body-worn camera grant in committee after members raised concerns about ongoing costs, oversight policies, and an estimated annual city expense of about $95,000. It recommended approval of other requests, including $8.284 million for water main rehabilitation, $2 million for sewer rehabilitation, and $400,000 for Kennedy Schoolyard improvements.
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Most funding and borrowing requests received unanimous recommendations to move forward, including money for infrastructure, tree treatments, accessibility work, public safety equipment, library operations, and a five-year Nibble Community Kitchen lease. The Kennedy Schoolyard bond would be reduced by $400,000, with estimated interest savings of about $30,000. The body-camera proposal was not advanced, giving the committee more time to review long-term costs and rules for using the technology.
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