CIP 7719: Brea PD Integrated Crime Center (ICC) Citywide Camera Network

The City of Brea is advancing its Integrated Crime Center (ICC) initiative through the deployment of a citywide camera network designed to enhance public safety surveillance and law enforcement capabilities. The project involves installing new fiber optic infrastructure alongside the activation of existing dormant fiber lines to establish a high-speed communication network capable of transmitting real-time video feeds from multi-sensor and pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) cameras strategically positioned across the city. These cameras will be seamlessly integrated into the Police Department’s current video management system, ensuring centralized monitoring and operational efficiency. The initiative qualifies as a minor alteration to existing public facilities and is categorically exempt from environmental review under CEQA Section 15301, streamlining approval without the need for extensive environmental analysis. All work will be performed within the boundaries of Brea, California, with the Public Works Department serving as the primary administrative authority overseeing project execution and compliance. No formal solicitation, contract number, pricing details, or federal acquisition regulation clauses are present in the available documentation, indicating this is a forecasted capital improvement project rather than a competitively bid contract. Payment and administrative functions are handled by the City of Brea’s Public Works Department, with fee submissions and environmental documentation processed through their office at 1 Civic Center Circle. The filing includes required attachments such as a Notice of Exemption, a California Department of Fish and Wildlife No Effect Determination, and proof of prior fee payment, fulfilling state-level environmental compliance obligations. While the scope clearly outlines the technical and operational objectives—fiber deployment, camera installation, and system integration—there is no defined period of performance, delivery schedule, inspection criteria, or contractor responsibilities specified. The project is administratively managed by the City with no named contracting officer, technical representative, or procurement method detailed, suggesting it is being executed under internal municipal authority rather than a formal federal or competitive procurement framework.