Gregg County approves sheriff’s resolutions for rifle‑resistant armor and upgraded body‑worn cameras
The court unanimously approved resolutions supporting grant applications to expand rifle‑resistant body armor for deputies and to upgrade body‑worn cameras to integrate with a Motorola Flex system; staff said implementation could cost $2.8–3 million, with about $1 million already available.
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Gregg County commissioners on Jan. 20 approved resolutions supporting two sheriff’s office grant applications: one to expand rifle‑resistant body armor and a second to upgrade body‑worn cameras and related hardware to integrate with a Motorola Flex system.
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