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Commissioners approve Sheriff’s Office dash-cam invoice after prior discussion

Roosevelt County Board of Commissioners · December 1, 2024
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Summary

After an initial public comment noting the need for dash cameras, the board approved an invoice for dash cams for the Sheriff’s Office. The item was discussed informally on Dec. 10 and placed on the Dec. 17 agenda for formal approval.

The Roosevelt County Board of Commissioners approved an invoice for dash cameras for the Sheriff’s Office during the Dec. 17 meeting.

Sheriff’s Office representative Pat O’Connor raised the matter at the Dec. 10 regular meeting and described the uses and benefits of installing dash cameras in patrol vehicles; Commissioner Oelkers said the invoice would be placed on the next agenda. On Dec. 17, Commissioner Robert Toavs moved to approve the dash-cam invoice and Commissioner Gary Macdonald seconded; the motion passed. The transcript records the board’s approval but does not include the vendor name or line-item price in the minutes.