Committee approves $54,015 to replace school security servers at Norton High and middle school
September 12, 2026 | Norton, Bristol County, Massachusetts
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School staff requested funding to replace security camera servers that host recordings for the high school and middle school; the committee approved $54,015 to complete the upgrades.
The school representative said the high-school server is failing and cannot be repaired and that the middle-school server is older (installed during the 2015 renovation) and also needs replacement. Staff said servers host about 30 days of footage accessible by SROs and the police department; replacements were estimated to last about 10–12 years. The motion to approve $54,015 for server upgrades passed by voice vote.
The school representative said the high-school server is failing and cannot be repaired and that the middle-school server is older (installed during the 2015 renovation) and also needs replacement. Staff said servers host about 30 days of footage accessible by SROs and the police department; replacements were estimated to last about 10–12 years. The motion to approve $54,015 for server upgrades passed by voice vote.
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