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Selectmen accept $25,380 state grant for police body‑worn and dash cameras
Summary
The board voted to accept $25,380 from the New Hampshire Department of Safety to fund body‑worn and dash camera equipment for the police department; the award offsets money previously approved by voters.
The Wolfeboro Board of Selectmen on April 2 voted to accept a $25,380 grant from the New Hampshire Department of Safety to help pay for body‑worn and dashboard cameras for the Wolfeboro Police Department.
The grant was presented in a public hearing. Captain Mark (identified in the meeting as representing the police department) said the award will offset money the town had already set aside via a warrant article. After the public hearing, Selectman Brian moved to accept the funds; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote.
The grant acceptance will be processed under RSA 31:95‑b for acceptance of unanticipated funds above $10,000, as announced at the hearing. Selectmen did not attach additional operational conditions during the meeting.
