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Benzie County approves $240,000 contract for in‑car and body‑worn cameras
Summary
The board approved a five-year Motorola Solutions contract not to exceed $240,000 for in-car and body-worn cameras to be paid from previously approved Capital Improvement funds in annual installments.
The Benzie County Board of Commissioners approved Oct. 28 a five-year contract with Motorola Solutions for in-car and body‑worn cameras, with a total contract amount not to exceed $240,000.
Commissioner Gary Sauer moved the measure, which Commissioner Rhonda Nye seconded. The board voted unanimously to fund the contract from previously approved Capital Improvement funds and to pay the amount annually in equal installment payments.
Sheriff Kyle Rosa and Undersheriff Greg Hubers were present to answer questions about the project. The transcript does not include detailed implementation timelines or vendor contract language; it records only the motion, the funding source (Capital Improvement funds) and the roll-call vote approving the contract.
The contract covers camera equipment for deputies and vehicles and is structured as a five‑year agreement paid from capital funds previously approved by the board. The transcript does not specify delivery dates, warranty details or training requirements; the sheriff’s office will be responsible for those operational details and for implementing the equipment under county procurement rules.
