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Commissioners approve five-year Axon package for sheriff; tasers excluded
Summary
Warren County commissioners approved a five-year Axon equipment and subscription agreement covering in-car and body cameras plus cloud evidence storage; tasers were not included and were separately quoted at about $80,000. The contract was approved by voice vote to start ordering equipment sooner.
Warren County commissioners voted to approve a five-year purchase and service agreement with Axon for in-car cameras, body cameras and cloud-based evidence storage.
A sheriff's-office representative told commissioners the package includes maintenance, free replacements for lost devices and an Evidence.com cloud system used by state police. The contract will move storage off jail servers and give both the county and the prosecutor access to footage. The board approved the motion by voice vote.
The sheriff's representative noted the tasers were not part of the Axon package and were priced separately: "The taser is not included in that though... It was just $80,000 just for tasers." Commissioners said approving the subscription sooner will allow ordering ahead of anticipated demand at the start of the year.
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