Board approves new augmented-reality training system for jail staff
Supervisors approved purchase of an augmented-reality (AR) training system (Inveris Training Solutions) to replace an outdated 'Milo' training device for detention and transport officers; staff said the wearable AR system fits small spaces and supports force-decision training required annually.
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The Sheriff and jail staff briefed the board about a proposed purchase of an augmented-reality training system from Inveris Training Solutions to support discretionary 'use-of-force' training for detention and court transport officers. The sheriff explained the county previously used a Milo machine but that it is now antiquated and cannot be serviced.
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