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Commission approves 10‑year equipment and evidence services contract with Axon for sheriff’s office
Summary
The commission approved a resolution authorizing the mayor to enter a master service and purchasing agreement with Axon Enterprise, Inc., covering body‑worn cameras, fleet cameras, evidence management, TASER devices, interview room equipment and drone services, at a total amount of $2,965,000 over 10 years.
Bradley County commissioners voted unanimously to authorize the mayor to enter a master service and purchasing agreement with Axon Enterprise, Inc. to provide body‑worn cameras, fleet cameras, digital evidence management, TASER devices and accessories, interview room equipment and drone services for the Bradley County Sheriff’s Office.
Commissioner Alford presented the resolution, describing a 10‑year contract with an estimated total value of $2,965,000. “This is a resolution authorizing [the] mayor to enter into a master master service and purchasing agreement with Axon Enterprise Incorporated, an initial term of 5 years with an optional additional 5 years extended term to continue to provide body worn cameras, fleet cameras, digital evidence management, taser, and accessories camera system, and for the interview your interview rooms and drone services at the Bradley County Sheriff's Office, office of the total amount of for 10 years of $2,965,000,” he said.
Commissioner Winters seconded the motion. The roll call vote was 12 in favor, none opposed, with two commissioners absent; the motion passed.
The resolution was described at the meeting as a master service and purchasing agreement with an initial five‑year term and an optional five‑year extension. No detailed contract terms, pricing schedule or financing plan were read into the record beyond the overall 10‑year total presented by Commissioner Alford.
No public comment about the purchase agreement was recorded during the meeting. County staff or the sheriff’s office did not provide a line‑item breakdown of the $2,965,000 at the meeting; commissioners approved the resolution on the floor after the presentation and roll call.
The agreement will be executed by the mayor and county purchasing staff consistent with county procurement rules and the authorization granted by the resolution.
