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Elk County approves $3,550 portable surveillance camera paid from diversion fund
Summary
The Elk County Commission approved a $3,550 purchase of a portable surveillance camera for the sheriff’s office to be paid from the diversion fund; the board voted 3-0 after a brief discussion and executive sessions on related security matters.
The Elk County Board of Commissioners voted to approve the purchase of a portable surveillance camera for the sheriff’s office in the amount of $3,550 to be paid from the county’s diversion fund.
County Attorney Jill Gillett presented the quote and told commissioners she “would like to pay for the camera out of the diversion fund.” Commissioner Perry Russell moved to approve the purchase and Commissioner Doug Hendricks seconded; the motion carried 3-0.
The discussion followed an executive session in which the board discussed security measures with the county’s legal staff. County officials did not record any additional action beyond the procurement vote; no implementation timetable was provided during the meeting.
