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Sheriff reports body‑worn and in‑car camera rollout is operational
Summary
Sheriff Eric DeBoer told commissioners the county completed implementation of in‑car and body‑worn cameras and a related paperwork system that will allow periodic reviews and personnel records integration; early recordings remain part of active court proceedings.
Sheriff Eric DeBoer updated the board that the county’s in‑car and body‑worn camera program has moved into operational use and that procedural follow‑ups are underway.
Karen had earlier noted the project included "120 in car videos and 222 body worn cameras with Axon contract plus related software for the sheriff and prosecuting attorney's office," and DeBoer said the system recently rolled out to court services and transport. He described follow‑on work to implement review procedures and a personnel records function to manage usage and reviews. "It's been working wonderfully," DeBoer said, noting early event footage is still part of court processes and so cannot yet be publicly released.
DeBoer said the department is developing a cadence for periodic reviews and will progressively share sanitized examples with the public after court processes allow it.
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