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Hardin County approves $20,000 order form with Flock Group for surveillance software
Summary
The commissioners approved an Exhibit A Order Form Agreement authorizing $20,000 in Project Safe Neighborhood grant funds for Flock Group surveillance software to be used by the Hardin County Sheriff's Office.
Hardin County Commissioners on March 11 authorized an Exhibit A Order Form Agreement between the Hardin County Sheriff's Office and Flock Group, Inc. in the amount of $20,000, to be paid from the Project Safe Neighborhood Grant line item '712-560-594 Software.'
Sheriff Mark Davis presented the request. Commissioner Ernie Koch moved for approval and Commissioner Amanda Young seconded. The court voted unanimously to authorize the order form.
Why it matters: the expenditure will purchase software the sheriff’s office intends to use for monitoring surveillance cameras, funded by an existing grant line. The agenda item records the funding source and dollar amount; the court approved the authorization and directed execution of the order form.
Provenance: The request and approval are recorded in the posted agenda and minutes for the March 11 meeting.
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