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Despite Its High Cost, Detroit Has Extended the Fire Monitoring System for Nine More Months.
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The Detroit Municipal Council voted by a majority of $5.4 million for an extension of its contract with the ShutSpotter (ShotSpotter) system designed to monitor the shooting sites, for an additional nine months against $2.06 million. The extension of the contract came after hours of public debate and intervention at the municipal council meeting last Tuesday evening, which agreed the last day of the previous decade.
·Dearborn, United States
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