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Dunlap council approves hire after police report flags outdated in‑car camera software
Summary
Chief Miller reported that in‑car camera software is outdated and presented replacement prices; the council approved the hire of Seth Bielenberg as a police officer on a unanimous vote.
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During the Feb. 12 meeting Chief Miller delivered the police report, noting that the department’s in‑car camera software is no longer supported and that staff have collected pricing for replacement systems. Chief Miller recommended hiring Seth Bielenberg as a police officer.
Councilmember Gunia moved to hire Bielenberg and Bonsall seconded; the motion carried with unanimous support. The transcript records the recommendation and the council’s approval but does not specify salary, start date or additional staffing details.
The council did not take a separate, recorded vote on camera procurement at the meeting; Chief Miller’s report was recorded as informational and included a pricing overview to inform future action.
