QUESTION
What is the timeline for installing illegal dumping cameras in high-risk areas?
1:03:05
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The timeline for installing illegal dumping cameras is driven by when funding is approved for spending by the Office of Management and Budget.
- It typically takes 4 to 7 months to prepare a camera site and install the camera
- Site surveys and permission from utility companies like Verizon or Con Ed are required before installing cameras on utility poles
- The goal is to have cameras installed within 6 months, but the process can sometimes take longer
Nantasha Williams
1:03:05
Do you have a tie timeline for the installation and deployment of illegal dumping cameras in high risk areas like mine.
Ryan Merola
1:03:14
So in this, the timeline is always driven by when we have permission to actually spend the funding once we do from the Office of Management of Budget.
1:03:22
It's typically a 4 to 7 month process to get a camera in, prep it, make sure the poll is ready and put it up on a poll.
Jessica Tisch
1:03:28
Then I'll just I'll just explain there because that sounds it could sound crazy.
1:03:34
But for each poll, we need to request permission either from Verizon or from Con Ed, whoever owns the poll.
1:03:44
And so there are a number of site surveys that are required before we can just throw a camera up there.
1:03:49
So we'd like to see it in under 6 months, but sometimes it takes a little longer.
