Interlocal Agreement – Pasco County Sheriff - License Plate Detection Systems - No Funding Required
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Approved minutesApproved the Consent Agenda including the Addendum Consent. Items C8 and C34 were pulled for discussion or revisions.
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Approved minutesApproved the Consent Agenda with the exceptions of C14 and C40, which were pulled for discussion. Agenda Item C41 was withdrawn.
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Several speakers resources were were put towards those efforts. So we didn't, admittedly, did not have a lot of minimum standards efforts out looking specifically for unlicensed contracting. That's not to say it didn't happen. The Sheriff's Office was out looking for unlicensed contracting. Immediately following a storm, a couple things happened. Folks are starting to do muck and gut. You don't need a license for that. Anybody can come in. In fact, we saw that with our nonprofit groups. It takes a little bit of time following the storm for the Real kind of uh contracting and bad acting uh actors coming in. What a lot of folks didn't realize is the Office of Insurance Regulation also had state level inspectors driving around. We saw them out at at uh at Gulf Harbor certainly uh and some other places, and they were going around grabbing um numbers off of trucks, looking at license plates. Searching Facebook. So there was a lot of that happening behind the scenes. Unfortunately, we just didn't get great data collection of one of the things of the stuff that was happening during those months. It was kind of a little bit frantic. So part of our um our BPI coming forward for budget,
Oakley Okay, I I pulled this item because uh I was thinking it dealt with some issues with um With some of the cameras and all we have here at this courthouse. and uh was concerned about that if we were approving Because it's been an ongoing issue for a while. And I was just wondering if that had to do with those cameras here or if it was some other issue.
Several speakers Andrew Baxter: this particular contract. Uh it really was more of an IT networking issue on our side um related to how we were sending those camera feeds through our system.
Andrew Baxter Yes, sir. Uh again Andrew Baxter, Facilities Management Director, responding to item twenty-three. Uh the camera issues that we've been experiencing in this particular location are are maintained by this company and then supported by our in-house team as well. In this uh instance related to the cameras here, we installed uh software on the on the on different computers so that video feeds could be seen. Uh due to some changes in our our security posture related to things that are going on in the world right now. That then caused uh some some delays. They were going through our firewall and had we we now have approached that in a little bit different way and we now have what's called a thick client um installed on those devices that resolved the delay that was being received in those cameras, but it has no uh function on
Several speakers Ron Oakley: Okay. All right. Thank you. Kathryn Starkey: All right. All right. Thank you. Thank you. Ron Oakley: Move a move a pro good.
Several speakers Jack Mariano: Aye. Motion passes 5-0. Ms. Smith, C58, please.
Several speakers Ron Oakley: Mm-hmm. So you read the changes? Yeah.
Several speakers Kathryn Starkey: All in favor? Aye. Opposed? Okay, so keeping track here. We are on forty we did f we on forty eight.
Several speakers Jack Mariano: Okay. Met in a motion? Move approval no to changes. Motion by Commissioner Mariano. Kathryn Starkey: Thank you, Mm. Jack Mariano: Yeah, second by Commissioner Oakley. Madam Clerk, please call the roll.
Several speakers Jack Mariano: second. I'll move on. Do we need to do sixteen separate and then seventeen separate?
Several speakers Engineer: And for C58, uh, we had a little issue with scanning, but added the missing sheets. And that was that was the reason pull on withdrawal poll.
Oakley Second. Got a motion and second. All those in favor say aye. Aye. Aye. Motion passed. Thank you. Thank you. That concludes the consent agenda. We will move on to uh believe it or not, regular items before noon. Oh wait a minute, what we got? Oh we