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Sheriff's office eyes body/dash cameras, seeks space; cameras estimated at $30,000
Summary
Travis Conaway reported the sheriff's office plans to purchase body and dash cameras from 10‑8 Video at an estimated cost of about $30,000 and is exploring purchasing or renting nearby property to address storage and workspace shortages.
Travis Conaway told commissioners the sheriff's office has been searching for body and dash camera solutions and identified 10‑8 Video as a vendor; he said the department will move forward with cameras at an approximate cost of $30,000.
Conaway also described space constraints for storage and work space, recounting that a landowner approached him about renting space and then suggested selling the building to the county. Commissioners asked Conaway to provide additional details about utilities and suitability before any decision to pursue a purchase. The minutes do not record a motion to purchase property or a financing plan.
No procurement contract, delivery schedule, or capital budget allocation for the cameras or property acquisition was recorded in the meeting minutes.
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