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Commissioners approve purchase of four LPR Flock cameras and award jail meal contract
Summary
Union County approved buying four stationary LPR Flock cameras, approved travel for dispatchers, accepted a dispatcher resignation, and awarded a jail meal contract to Ollie's 2.0 with specified per-meal prices on Sept. 30, 2025.
Union County commissioners on Sept. 30 authorized the purchase of four stationary license‑plate‑reading (LPR) cameras and approved a contract for jail meals, and they recorded personnel actions for dispatch staff.
Motion by Michael Dailey, seconded by Robert Ballard, carried to approve buying four LPR Flock stationary cameras for county use. The minutes do not list procurement cost or the department budget line. Separately, the board approved travel for Dispatchers Elkins and House to attend training in Pierre Oct. 19–21, and accepted the resignation of Dispatcher Holley Mayes with thanks for her years of service.
On corrections operations, the board accepted one bid and approved a contract with Ollie's 2.0 for inmate meals at $6.50 for breakfast, $9.00 for lunch and $8.50 for supper; motion by Ballard, seconded by Dailey carried.
Why it matters: The LPR cameras and dispatch training relate to public-safety operations; the jail meal contract sets per-meal pricing for daily operations. The minutes do not provide camera pricing or procurement timelines and do not include a breakdown of the budget line used to pay for the cameras.
What the record shows: The motions for purchase, travel, resignation acceptance, and the jail meal contract were all recorded as carried in the minutes. The minutes list the meals prices and the travel dates; further contract details will appear in procurement records.
