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Sheriff: patrol dash cameras to go live this week; body cams delayed awaiting Motorola equipment

Pawnee County Board of Commissioners · April 13, 2026
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Summary

Sheriff Larry Atteberry and Undersheriff Josh Huff told the commissioners the department will take delivery of a new Tahoe this week and that dash cameras will "go live in the patrol vehicles this week," while body-camera units remain pending from Motorola; Clerk Stacy Rein noted a voucher involving a Sheriff's Office new hire and KLETC reimbursement.

Sheriff Larry Atteberry and Undersheriff Josh Huff updated the board on April 13 about vehicle and camera equipment for the Sheriff's Office. Undersheriff Huff said the department "will be taking ownership of the new Tahoe this week." He added that the patrol dash cameras "will go live in the patrol vehicles this week," but that body-camera units are still pending because the equipment is coming from Motorola.

Clerk Stacy Rein also told the board she would discuss a voucher with the Sheriff's Office concerning reimbursement for a new hire’s Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center (KLETC) expenses; Rein said she checked with county auditors and that the voucher is not to be taken from personal services. No formal board action on purchasing body cameras was recorded at the meeting.