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Court approves purchase of one movable 'flex' security camera for county system
Summary
The Spencer County Fiscal Court approved buying a movable security camera for the county's Flock Safety contract after discussing annual subscription and implementation fees; the movable camera price cited was $3,500 plus an implementation fee.
Spencer County commissioners voted May 19 to purchase a movable 'flex' camera as an addition to the county's existing Flock Safety security-camera arrangement.
Sheriff's office representative Chris presented contract terms and annual costs for the camera program and noted the county currently pays for two cameras and is being offered two more. Commissioner Zach moved to buy the flex camera at the quoted price. "I'll make a motion to buy the flex camera for $3500," Zach said; the court carried the motion after a second and discussion about implementation fees and placement.
Officials said one new camera would be movable to respond to hotspot areas while other cameras remain stationary. The court noted the intent to retain access to existing cameras and to use contract renewals to preserve continuity of service.
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