Sheriff's department says new camera system complete after final walkthrough
Summary
County staff reported a final walkthrough for a revamped camera system was completed last week and praised contractor CML for resolving previous blind spots; funds originally earmarked for cameras were discussed as part of budget reallocations.
A sheriff's-department representative told Mills County commissioners the county's new camera system underwent a final walkthrough last week and contractors are finishing clean-up this week. The representative praised the contractor, saying the installation was seamless and improved visibility where the old system had blind spots.
"The resolution of the cameras, it's been phenomenal in what you can see as compared to the whole system," the representative said, adding that CML handled complex computer and communications work during the install. The official said some funds initially intended for the camera system were later reallocated to enable the purchase of a vehicle but that the camera installation itself is complete and staff are performing final work this week.
The commissioners were invited to view the system; no separate funding vote for the camera project was held during the meeting because commissioners were considering the vehicle purchase and payables tied to dealer invoices.
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