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Stillwater County OKs five-year Axon contracts for patrol-car and interview-room cameras
Summary
The board approved two five-year contracts with Axon for patrol-car cameras ($28,849.08 per year) and an interview-room system ($5,426.04 per year). Sheriff Chip Kem said the systems replace existing equipment and match the county's Axon body-camera/TASER units; vote 3-0.
Stillwater County commissioners on Oct. 20 approved two five-year contracts with Axon for in-car camera systems and an interview-room camera, citing equipment replacement and vendor continuity.
Sheriff Chip Kem told the board the proposal replaces existing camera systems and aligns with the county's Axon body-camera and TASER equipment. The contracts cover 13 patrol cars and one interview room, and include warranty and upgrade provisions for the five-year term. The in-car contract is $28,849.08 per year and the interview-room system is $5,426.04 per year.
Commissioner Jeff Ruffatto moved to approve the contracts; Commissioner Roger Webb seconded. The board voted 3-0 in favor. The motion was recorded as approved with all three commissioners voting yes.
The board did not direct additional study or amendments; the acceptance was a formal procurement approval to enter the five-year agreements with Axon.
