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Alhambra would extend police 3D scanner contract with Faro Technologies

Consent item would add $24,770 for software, license and warranty plus $10,000 for training, running through November 30, 2029.

Alhambra City Council· posted Nov 6Spending$100K

Alhambra police would keep using a 3D laser scanner that documents traffic collision and crime scenes, with the contract extended three years to November 30, 2029. The City Council is asked to approve $24,770 for software, license and warranty renewal and a $10,000 training contingency, raising the total to $100,106.20.

What happens next

City Council vote on the consent agenda · Nov 9

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