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Madison County approves Axon contract for conducted‑energy weapons for detention center
Summary
The fiscal court approved a five‑year contract with Axon Enterprise for conducted‑energy weapons (tasers) for the Madison County Detention Center, a $48,096 award payable in five annual payments of $9,619.20; the court recorded roll‑call approval.
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The Madison County Fiscal Court approved Resolution 2025‑038 on May 13 to purchase conducted‑energy weapons (CEW, commonly called tasers) and related services for the Madison County Detention Center.
County staff said the existing devices were being phased out by the manufacturer and cartridges were no longer available; the jail recommended Axon Enterprise Inc. as the vendor. The contract award is $48,096 for a 60‑month term, to be paid as five annual payments of $9,619.20, and includes devices, replacement cartridges, training and evidence‑management services that upload deployment data into the vendor’s evidence system.
The jailer and staff described technical advantages of the new model, including improved performance at shorter engagement distances useful in detention settings. Staff said the contract includes a five‑year warranty and covers cartridges and training required by the vendor.
The resolution passed on a roll call with the court voting yes in favor; the motion and second were recorded and the contract will be executed by the judge executive or designee.

