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- The Vallejo Police Department requested $464,000 in Measure P funds for year three of its five-year Axon agreement for body-worn and in-car cameras, citing unlimited storage. - The Measure P oversight committee declined to recommend funding, directing the expense to the general fund, while the council deliberated alternatives. - The Police Chief stressed the Axon cameras are a must-have item, deeply rooted in the city's Department of Justice settlement agreement. - Council members asserted body cameras are not optional and expected operational costs to be included in department budgets next fiscal year.

- The Martinez City Council approved a $631,822 contract for intermodal elevator and security improvements, including cameras inside both elevator cars with a feed to police dispatch. - The project responds to repeated vandalism and break-ins at the train station elevators, which have left the new elevator idle and required repairs on at least four occasions. - Martinez's chief of police confirmed the cameras are intended to provide evidence for prosecution and enable earlier awareness of damage, directly addressing the vandalism issue. - Amtrak, based on council and staff input, expanded its own camera upgrade project to encompass the…