A resolution approving a proposed Master Purchase Order between the City and County of Denver and Stone Security, LLC for High Activity Location (HALO) camera maintenance and installation. Approves a Master Purchase Order with Stone Security for $1,440,000 and for three years with two possible annual renewals through 11-30-2026 for High Activity Location (HALO) camera maintenance and installation citywide (SC-00006334). The last regularly scheduled Council meeting within the 30-day review period is on 6-6-22. The Committee approved filing this item at its meeting on 4-26-22.
Ten Eyes. Resolution 22, Dash 479 has passed. Madam Secretary, please put the next item up on our screens. Councilmember Hines, will you please put Resolution 120 on the floor for adoption. Of the Resolution 20 20120 be adopted. Thank you. It has been moved. Thank you for the second comments by members of Council. Councilmember CdeBaca. Thank you. I called this off to be in consistency with the community's Reimagining Policing Task Force. It was studied that there is little to no value to these investments on surveillance in our city, and it was part of the recommendations to decrease the amount of surveillance happening in our city. And so I will be a no on this tonight. Thank you. Thank you. Council member State Abarca. Councilmember Flynn. Thank you, Madam President. I had occasion to be at a luncheon over the weekend with one of our members of our prosecutor team over in the district attorney's office. And I brought this up. These are the Halo cameras, the high activity location cameras. And we are living at a time where recently our legislature mandated that body worn cameras on law enforcement officers be used be worn and used. So to be saying that we don't find video to be useful, I think is not it's not a in itself a useful statement. What what the prosecutor told me was that she had had cases where a halo camera was absolutely essential in a lot of cases where the Halo cameras pick up crimes. It provides evidence when witnesses are reluctant to come forward for one reason or another. It also allows Denver police to solve crimes in real time when when a crime in progress can be seen on a Halo camera and it can be tracked from one location to another. It's incredibly useful. And so for that reason, and generally for the reason that body worn cameras, halos and other cameras, even on private businesses, have proven very successful in in resolving crime and solving and providing evidence. I think it's essential that we pass this. Thank you. Thank you. Councilmember Flynn. Madam Secretary, roll call on resolution 22, dash 120, please. Torres. I see tobacco. Clark, I. Flynn. All right. Hanes i. Cashman. I. Kenny Ortega Sawyer. I. Black I. Madam President. I. Madam Secretary, close the voting and announce the results one day. Ten Eyes. Ten Eyes Resolution 20 2-1 20 has passed. Madam Secretary, please put the next item on our screens. Councilmember Hines, will you please put Council Bill 401 on the floor for final passage.