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Armstrong County OKs $84,397.60 in ARPA funds for sheriff vehicle camera system
Summary
The Armstrong County Commissioners approved purchase of an in-car camera system for sheriff vehicles costing $84,397.60 to be paid from ARPA funds. The motion passed 4–0 during the Oct. 15 meeting.
The Armstrong County Commissioners voted Oct. 15 to buy an in-car camera system for sheriff vehicles at a cost of $84,397.60 to be paid from American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds. Commissioner Smith moved for approval; Commissioner Neely seconded and the motion carried with four ayes.
County officials listed the procurement under regular business as a technology and public-safety expense. The meeting record identifies the funding source as ARPA; no alternate funding source was presented. The vote was unanimous among commissioners present on the motion but did not include a recorded roll-call of individual yes/no votes beyond the 4–0 tally.
The action follows other recent ARPA-funded projects discussed earlier in the meeting during a general ARPA funds discussion (no action). Commissioners did not specify installation timelines or vendor names in the minutes. The court adjourned after finishing supplemental budget items.
