Qualified applicants should be able to provide the following services to the Town: • Assistance with intersection selection, including establishing baseline counts of stop sign cameras starting at three intersections. When combined with ongoing statistical monitoring, as detailed below, these baseline data should enable the Town to gauge the impact of stop sign safety camera enforcement. • Site design, installation, maintenance, and operation of automated camera systems at all selected intersections. • Processing of data prior to providing access to chargeable violations via a secure website to the Town Police Department for review and authorization of citations by qualified Police Department personnel by electronic signature for those events that meet specified criteria. • Initial mailing of duly authorized citations to registered vehicle owners for payment. • Provision of a secure, online special master module, enabling hearings, adjudication, and payment processing. • Maintenance of an online Internet viewing capability for use by Police, and members of the public who receive violations in the mail. Provision of expert testimony at District Court Hearings. • Assistance with developing a public information and community outreach campaign, including warning signage. Provision of regular statistical reports of program operations. • Training Town staff involved in the implementation of the Program. • Be able to provide additional video feeds from cameras to assist the Police with solving a crime.
