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Why the Hell am I having to PAY FOR YOUR FRIGGENG convention security..when I'm not going to vote for your candidates????
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By Christopher N. Osher
The Denver Post
Article Last Updated: 05/27/2008 03:29:01 PM MDT
The federal government has agreed to reimburse Denver for the $1.85 million in upfront costs of liability insurance and workers' compensation insurance to cover outside police during the Democratic National Convention.
Earlier this month, news of the costs raised concerns among some Denver City Council members, who feared the federal government wouldn't authorize reimbursement for that spending.
Councilwoman Jeanne Faatz said Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper's administration had assured her that the federal government agreed it was a reimbursable cost.
Faatz made her comments during the weekly meeting between the council and the mayor's office.
The administration had said the policies were needed to pave the way for outside police, such as those in the surrounding suburbs, to assist Denver in providing security during the Aug. 25-28 convention.
The council also will soon consider approving a $947,364 contract for a wireless-camera system from Avrio Group for security during the convention. The money would be reimbursed from funds provided by a $50 million federal grant to cover security costs related to the convention.
Deputy Safety Manager Mel Thompson said he could not give full details on that system for security reasons but said it would be installed in downtown Denver.
Late last year, police officials said a network of three or four wireless cameras that could be moved to other locations would cost between $10,000 to $12,000.
read the friggen rst of this BS..
http://www.denverpost.com/dnc/ci_9394177
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By Christopher N. Osher
The Denver Post
Article Last Updated: 05/27/2008 03:29:01 PM MDT
The federal government has agreed to reimburse Denver for the $1.85 million in upfront costs of liability insurance and workers' compensation insurance to cover outside police during the Democratic National Convention.
Earlier this month, news of the costs raised concerns among some Denver City Council members, who feared the federal government wouldn't authorize reimbursement for that spending.
Councilwoman Jeanne Faatz said Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper's administration had assured her that the federal government agreed it was a reimbursable cost.
Faatz made her comments during the weekly meeting between the council and the mayor's office.
The administration had said the policies were needed to pave the way for outside police, such as those in the surrounding suburbs, to assist Denver in providing security during the Aug. 25-28 convention.
The council also will soon consider approving a $947,364 contract for a wireless-camera system from Avrio Group for security during the convention. The money would be reimbursed from funds provided by a $50 million federal grant to cover security costs related to the convention.
Deputy Safety Manager Mel Thompson said he could not give full details on that system for security reasons but said it would be installed in downtown Denver.
Late last year, police officials said a network of three or four wireless cameras that could be moved to other locations would cost between $10,000 to $12,000.
read the friggen rst of this BS..
http://www.denverpost.com/dnc/ci_9394177