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Bradley County approves $2.965 million Axon master services agreement for sheriff’s office equipment and evidence systems
Summary
The Bradley County Commission unanimously authorized Mayor D. Gary Davis to sign a five‑year master services and purchasing agreement with Axon Enterprise, Inc., with an optional five‑year extension, for body-worn cameras, fleet cameras, digital evidence management, tasers, interview-room cameras and drone services totaling $2,965,000 over ten years.
The Bradley County Commission voted unanimously Aug. 4 to authorize County Mayor D. Gary Davis to enter into a Master Services and Purchasing Agreement with Axon Enterprise, Inc. to supply the Bradley County Sheriff’s Office with body-worn cameras, fleet cameras, digital evidence management, tasers and accessories, camera systems for interview rooms and drone services.
Commissioner Louie Alford moved to approve Resolution 2025‑33; Commissioner Bill Winters seconded the motion, and the roll-call vote was 12–0 in favor. The agreement covers an initial five‑year term with an optional five‑year extension and was described in the resolution as a sole-source, proprietary solution. The total contract value over ten years is listed as $2,965,000.
The resolution states the equipment and software will be compatible with the sheriff’s existing systems and that the county seeks to continue digital evidence management and law‑enforcement hardware through a single vendor. The commission’s approval authorizes the mayor to finalize and execute the agreement on behalf of the county.
The measure was placed on the Aug. 4 agenda after County Mayor D. Gary Davis presented the proposal during a July 28 work session. The resolution and contract details are recorded with the meeting materials.
Next steps: the mayor is authorized to enter into the agreement and execute any related documents; the resolution was adopted at the Aug. 4 regular session.
