safety
Toronto Parking Authority decides · Mon, Oct 19
Toronto Parking Authority board is asked to add $1,931,635 for security cameras
Citywide
The Toronto Parking Authority board is asked to decide on $1,931,635, excluding HST, to finish security cameras and emergency intercoms at priority parking facilities. Several facilities lacked the City network connection the equipment needs, and the work would be finished in 2027 within a total authority of $6,988,324, excluding HST.
How to act
- Find your councillor and write before the voteThis one affects the whole city
- Read the item on the city record
The journey
Mon, Oct 19 · Toronto Parking Authority · scheduled, not yet heard
Why is this story here?
Big deal at city hallThe report asks for $1,931,635 more on top of the $5,056,689 Phase 1 authority the Board approved in July 2026, which would raise total Phase 1 authority to $6,988,324, excluding HST. That departs from the original $4,696,689 contract value, a change in spending from what was previously agreed.Touches a narrow groupIf approved as recommended, cameras, intercoms and access control would be installed at priority parking facilities, which a small group of users would notice at those sites rather than across the city.
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