Summary
Council accepted a state body-worn camera grant and authorized a Motorola Solutions agreement, with Councilwoman Cohen recused.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jun 1, 2026.
Impact analysis
Grant funds will offset the cost of body-worn cameras for police.
Police officers and residents through improved accountability and record-keeping.
Everyday drivers and privacy advocates take the hit, as their daily routines and driving habits end up logged in a government database.
Mentions & discussions (6)
Cleveland Heights residents pack city hall to oppose license-plate cameras
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City Council - Jun 1, 2026
The police department gets a $41,400 state grant toward body-worn cameras, the first year of a five-year program with Motorola Solutions. Council Member Stone recused herself.
Council Committee of the Whole - Jun 1, 2026
Council accepted a state body-worn camera grant and authorized a Motorola Solutions agreement, with Councilwoman Cohen recused.
City Council - May 18, 2026
The city accepted a state grant for body-worn cameras and will buy them from Motorola — a step toward police accountability equipment.
City Council - Feb 2, 2026
Council approved hiring Hall Public Safety Upfitters to buy and install equipment for Cleveland Heights police vehicles.
CLE Heights arrest of driver goes viral, raises questions about police procedure
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