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Police: body cameras fully functional; board approves up to $2,000 for office furnishings

Village of Holiday Hills Board · March 19, 2025
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Summary

Chief W. Copp reported that body-worn cameras are fully functional and storage is online, and asked the board to approve up to $2,000 for custom furniture and cabinets; the board approved the request. Copp said he has contacted Lexipol for a service quote to maintain policy updates.

Police Chief W. Copp reported that the department’s body-worn cameras are now operational and that the storage system is online, noting that retention periods and officer assignments are in place. "The cameras are now fully functional and storage is online," Copp said.

Copp requested approval of up to $2,000 to purchase office furniture and cabinets to accommodate a custom desk needed for the police office; Trustee Brian Agrella moved the measure, Trustee Carol Stingel seconded, and the board approved it unanimously. Copp also said he has contacted Lexipol for a quote to reinstate policy-update services so the department’s procedures remain current.

The transcript records no specific vendor or contract for the furniture purchase and no dollar amount for the Lexipol quote; officials said quotes are pending.