Establishes the "Private Security Camera Incentive Program" within the department of public safety

Summary

The bill would let qualifying homeowners or renters in designated “priority” neighborhoods receive vouchers or rebates to cover the cost of an outdoor surveillance camera. It targets people 65 years or older, disabled individuals, or households whose income is below 150 % of the federal poverty level or 60 % of the state median income, with the goal of improving safety in areas with elevated crime. The program would be administered by the Department of Public Safety and funded through a dedicated state treasury fund, but the measure failed to pass.

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