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Paulding County reviews Motorola in‑car and body‑worn camera purchases, notes grant support and recurring data costs
Summary
An unidentified representative from the sheriff’s office described plans to buy 25 in‑car camera systems ($273,500) and 150 body‑worn cameras ($594,082), the latter partially reimbursed by a Bureau of Justice Assistance grant; officials flagged multi‑year subscription/storage fees and rollout timing tied to vehicle upfitting.
An unidentified representative of the sheriff’s office told the Paulding County Board of Commissioners that the county plans to outfit recently purchased patrol vehicles with 25 Motorola in‑car camera systems and to buy 150 Motorola body‑worn cameras for deputies and jailers.
The in‑car systems, presented as a Sourcewell contract purchase totaling $273,500, include interior and forward-facing cameras and an integrated body camera in the purchase price, the presenter said. The county intends to add the systems to recently approved patrol vehicle purchases to create a uniform, interoperable platform with the county’s Motorola radios and other equipment.
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