Council authorizes $4,464 purchase of wellness center cameras
September 17, 2026 | Bryce Canyon City, Garfield County, Utah
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Bryce Canyon City Council authorized purchase of a surveillance package for the wellness center after staff recommended adding two cameras in the weight room and one in the utility closet to improve coverage.
Council members were told the vendor lowered the travel fee to $800. The quoted total for the equipment was $4,464.04; the chair made the motion to purchase and the council approved it by voice vote. A staff member explained the new cameras are intended to improve views of areas in the weight room the current system does not show and to monitor a utility closet where people have been entering and tampering with equipment.
Council members were told the vendor lowered the travel fee to $800. The quoted total for the equipment was $4,464.04; the chair made the motion to purchase and the council approved it by voice vote. A staff member explained the new cameras are intended to improve views of areas in the weight room the current system does not show and to monitor a utility closet where people have been entering and tampering with equipment.
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