Board OKs $37,235 camera system purchase from ARPA interest funds
Summary
Lincoln County commissioners approved a $37,235 quote from Apprentice for a camera system to be paid from the ARPA Interest account, voting 3–0 on July 6, 2026.
The commissioners approved a camera system quote of $37,235.00 from Apprentice and recorded that the purchase will be paid from the county ARPA Interest account. Commissioner Marlon Miller moved for approval; Commissioner Will Fine seconded and the motion passed 3–0.
The minutes state the vendor name (Apprentice) and the dollar amount, and indicate the funding source as ARPA Interest. The record does not specify which county facility will receive the camera system; staff follow-up is expected to document installation location, timelines and warranty/service terms.
County fiscal staff will process payment from the ARPA Interest account and report back to the commissioners when installation details are finalized.
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