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Chief Scott wins board approval to renew police body-camera contract for five years

Board of Public Works for Safety · August 3, 2026
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Summary

The Connersville Board of Public Works approved a five-year renewal of the police department's body-camera contract that the chief said will provide new cameras, docking systems and unlimited data; funding will come from existing department and park funds, the board heard.

Chief Scott told the board the police department needs to renew its body-camera contract and asked for board approval.

"People will receive all new cameras for the officers, a new docking system, also unlimited data," Chief Scott said, describing features that include periodic camera replacements. He said the current contract expires Oct. 1 and that camera replacement cycles occur every two years.

Board members acknowledged the price increase but said the equipment is essential. The chair noted the cost will be funded from a mix of department and park funds and moved to approve the renewal; the motion passed by voice vote.

The board took no further action on procurement details at the meeting. Chief Scott said the department will proceed with the five-year renewal and implement the updated system.