Mirrorless camera capital project
Town of Independence charterMichigan- Detected
- Nov 18, 2026
- Sector
- Equipment
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From the meeting
In the 2026/2027 budget discussion, the station identified a projected capital improvement project for additional mirrorless cameras used by staff for higher-end productions. The budget materials also tracked equipment spending in the $5,000-and-over category and noted other capital items already in prior years. No vendor was selected in the packet, and the item remained part of future capital planning.
- Meeting date
- November 18, 2026
- Agency
- Town of Independence charter
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