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and structural assessment), and Stadium Parking structure elevator modernization
<br />plans.
<br />• BODY CAMERAS ($350,000)
<br />o The body -worn camera program will outfit 200 officers with body -warn camera. The
<br />program will include the cameras, hardware, accessories, docking stations, and monthly
<br />service fees for data storage /management. The program will be coordinated by a new
<br />special projects Sergeant and Police Evidence and Supply Specialists.
<br />• SECURITY LIGHTING: WINDSOR, SANTA ANITA, LILLIE KING, MADISON, FISHER. SANTIAGO,
<br />BOMO KORAL AND HERITAGE PARKS ($540,000)
<br />o The existing security lighting at Windsor, Santa Anita, Lillie King, Madison, Fisher,
<br />Santiago, Bomo Koral, and Heritage Parks were installed as wooden or metal poles with
<br />High Pressure sodium or Metal Halide fixtures 30 to 20 years ago. The wooden and
<br />metal poles have deteriorated and are a safety concern. The project replacement with
<br />concrete security lighting poles and energy efficient LED fixtures /lamps.
<br />• HOMELESS ($400,000)
<br />• GIS SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT ($125,000)
<br />o For a city the size of Santa Ana, GIS technology is not being used to its potential. The
<br />goal of this project is to enhance the existing GIS program to provide spatial analysis of
<br />citywide date, including infrastructure /ROW data, City facilities, census data, zoning
<br />information, and permit work. A robust GIS system will provide a solid foundation for
<br />integration with the future Asset Management System, which is identified in the City's
<br />Strategic Plan.
<br />• NETWORK, DATA CENTERS AND SERVERS /SOFTWARE, COMMUNICATIONS UPGRADE
<br />($1,065,000)
<br />o The recommended allocation invests in infrastructure upgrades in order to increase
<br />system reliability while providing the necessary infrastructure to advance and take
<br />advantage of new technologies. Initial projects will focus on datacenter development
<br />and relocation, critical network component upgrades, critical software upgrades, and
<br />new functionality / integration of the current phone system and computing systems
<br />(unified messaging).
<br />• IT EQUIPMENT UPGRADES- COMPUTERS /LAPTOPS, MOBILE TECHNOLOGY, PHONES ($273,600)
<br />o IT equipment upgrades, specifically computers /laptops, mobile technologies such as
<br />smartphones and tablets are vital to the efficiency and productivity of City staff.
<br />Investing in the upgrade of IT equipment will help take advantage of improved desktop
<br />and mobile communications technologies and provide the necessary platform and
<br />computational resources needed to access City related information such as email, data
<br />files and folders, mobile applications, and multimedia files like audio and video.
<br />Upgrades to IT equipment will also provide access to essential City computing systems
<br />such as printing, Wi -r-i access, server -based and desktop -based applications, and online
<br />resources such as the Internet, cloud -based technologies, and web - enabled
<br />applications.
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