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Council extends condolences and hears police update on body and in-car camera procurement
Summary
Council expressed condolences for officers killed in Tremonton; police staff described pending procurement of body and in-car camera systems, potential county-provided in-car units, and warranty/storage trade-offs for cloud-based evidence systems.
Council opened the public-safety portion of the meeting by expressing condolences to families of officers killed in Tremonton and thanking police for their response.
Police staff provided an operational update: the county is expected to provide about 20 in-car cameras, and the city is planning to acquire body cameras that integrate with a new cloud-based evidence system. Staff described two procurement options (a lower-cost purchase with less insurance and a higher-cost option that includes enhanced cloud storage and a more comprehensive warranty). "So all of the in car cameras, I'm just waiting for the final paperwork from the county. They're gonna give us, like, 20 in car cameras," police staff said; the same staff added that body cameras would be tied into that system and that warranty and replacement provisions factor into the $35,000–$39,000 estimate.
Staff said grant paperwork and final procurement approvals are pending county sign-off and that staff will submit final quote requests and grants by the end of the week where applicable.
