"security"

Approval of an $800 grant to assist the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 227 with security improvements for their premises.

The city is granting $800 to the Legion Branch 227 to improve the security of their premises, funded through Councillor Alicia Lacasse-Brunet's discretionary budget.

Council authorized $45,000 from the 2025 contingency fund to implement temporary security measures in the Laval, Kent, and Aubry streets area for the 2025 summer season. These measures are intended to prevent unauthorized vehicle access to the pedestrianized zone and support urban animation and events.

The city is authorizing an additional $70,000 for remote monitoring and maintenance of intrusion alarm systems in municipal buildings. This increase is due to the addition of new sites to the city's portfolio and a general increase in security needs. The total contract value is now $249,877.17.

An informational update regarding the city's program for monitoring and patrolling municipal parks.

The committee ratified a $133,000 contract and authorized an additional $145,915 for Réhabex to provide security and portable toilet management for the homeless population at the Guertin site. These services are essential due to the increase in homelessness and are funded until November 15, 2024.

This item authorizes an additional amount for a security and surveillance contract, noting that there is no net impact on the city budget.

This item relates to the construction of a security airlock and a connecting corridor for the modular complex at the Police Headquarters (G201).

The city awarded a contract to GMS Sécurité inc. for the maintenance of video surveillance systems in city buildings. The contract is for three years with options to extend, totaling approximately $325,695 over the full potential term.

The city is authorizing an additional $299,949.94 for Microsoft license upgrades and the addition of Teams telephony to comply with new privacy legislation (Law 25) and improve security.