Palo Alto, CA
Palo Alto Police Department. This profile reports the current RouteFrame research sample, not a live operational inventory. Approved, confirmed, proposed, expired, and unknown values remain separate.
Documented record at a glance
RENEWAL UNVERIFIED
The recurring total includes services and should not be treated as a camera-only unit price.
- CONTRACT DATE
- 2023-04-03
- EXPIRATION
- 2026-06-30
- FUNDING
- MIXED
- GRANT
- COPS grant funds for initial deployment
- EFFECTIVE ANNUAL PER APPROVED CAMERA (20)
- $2,625
- LAST RESEARCH REVIEW
- 2026-07-18
Events remain dated and typed.
Council approval
Council approved the ALPR program, use policy, and contract authority.
Initial grant funding documented
The first deployment used existing COPS funds, with later years subject to appropriations.
Original term ended
The signed agreement term ended. RouteFrame has not verified a renewal or extension.
Known bundle and missing fields
Bundled products
- Camera access
- Data storage
- ALPR database
- Advanced Search
Known fields
- Initial quantity
- First-year cost
- Recurring cost
- Contract ceiling
- Initial funding
- Original expiration
- Replacement charge
Missing fields
- Current active quantity
- Renewal agreement
- Current funding mix
- Current retention policy
- Removal count
Camera map relationship
No reviewed record-level relationship connects these procurement documents to individual community map markers.
Open the government documents.
ALPR staff report and Contract S23187316
The official record documents 20 cameras, $61,900 in year one, $52,500 in later annual cost, initial grant funding, and $500 replacements.
Staff report pages 1, 3, 7 and 8; agreement begins on combined PDF page 9OPEN ROUTEFRAME SOURCE RECORDOPEN PRIMARY SOURCEWhat remains unsupported
Find post-June 2026 renewal
The signed term has ended and no newer agreement is in the current research set.
Expired term, high-quality prior source, likely renewal record