Hamilton Police Services had asked the board to approve the purchase of 650 cameras in April, at a cost of $15.6 million over five years. Board members were concerned about the cost, and deferred the vote until all members could be present to vote.

The law enforcement technology company told the city council that the site will create more than 5,000 jobs and generate more than $87 million in potential tax revenue.

"We have to have town halls and conversations with our community to understand the impacts of introducing body worn cameras," he said.

"The people didn’t elect you to turn this place into a tech hub. They elected you to protect the character of Scottsdale."

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"I would say we have in excess of 10,000 units in Scottsdale ready to be built. Why this guy wants to add another 2,000 is beyond me," Littlefield said.

This week, TAAAZE, led by former council member Bob Littlefield, says it’s collecting signatures with the hopes of getting enough by the end of the year to hold a referendum on the city council’s vote.

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Sgt. Scott Moore told the board then that cameras could help with convictions because they would add more evidence that could be used in court.

The CEO, Rick Smith, has said in the past that if there’s an anti-development sentiment in Scottsdale, he will take his headquarters to Atlanta or Seattle.

Some community groups and members agree, but others have questioned how effective they would be, while worrying about the privacy implications and the cost.

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After nearly a decade of discussions, Hamilton police have been approved to purchase 500 body cameras at a cost of nearly $10 million.

"While proponents argue that body-worn cameras can enhance officer safety, improve public trust, and provide valuable evidence in investigations, critics emphasize the potential strain on resources and the need for rigorous policies to govern their use, balancing the requirement for transparency with obligations to protect individual privacy rights."

The police service has explored the idea of cameras since 2015. The police board has previously turned down the idea four times.

It’s got its eyes set on expanding its headquarters on Hayden Road, south of Loop 101. While the city council voted in favor of the more than 400,000-square-foot office building, some residents are dead set on defeating the development.

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Scottsdale residents have less than 40 days to collect 15,000 signatures to stop this project for two years and put it to a city-wide vote in 2026.

Along with the cameras, which will be purchased from Axon, the money will go toward hiring five "digital evidence management clerks," a technician and a co-ordinator for the program.

"Trying to get tech people to come to Arizona was just hard. Arizona was not seen as a tech hub. I think that’s changing, and as we plant this flag, we’re really excited," said Rick Smith, Axon CEO.

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A report Moore helped prepare for the board in April, cautions that police will have to update the technology and renew their contract with Axon to continue using the program beyond five years, something that could strain resources.

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"Just having Axon here is going to continue to make Scottsdale a better place. It's going to continue to help us grow," a proponent of the project said.

Axon says its employees could live on site, eliminating cars and carbon emissions. The hotels and restaurants could host tech conferences.

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Police association president Jaimi Bannon told the board in April that officers are in support of getting body-worn cameras.

Ethan Lang is a reporter for CBC Toronto. Ethan has also worked in Whitehorse, where he covered the Yukon Legislative Assembly, and Halifax, where he wrote on housing and forestry for the Halifax Examiner.

The Scottsdale City Council voted in favor of Axon’s vision, rezoning the area off Hayden Road into mixed-use, allowing a 74-acre 400,000-square-foot facility, equipped with retail shops, seven restaurants, two hotels, and nearly 1,900 apartments.

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Scottsdale residents say developers are destroying their neighborhoods. There are thousands of new apartments, more large office buildings, and more traffic.

"The allocation of such a significant budget warrants careful consideration, especially given the evolving landscape of policing," the report said.

"I don’t want to see the desert being built up," Richard Isaac, a Scottsdale Stonebrook II resident, said. "I want to be able to enjoy the desert, which is why I think a lot of us have moved here. To get away from the big city."