Prowers County to consider $189,456 sheriff’s body-camera contract
The proposed five-year agreement covers 35 cameras and cloud evidence services, with use planned to begin in January 2027 if commissioners approve it.
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Prowers County commissioners are scheduled to consider a five-year, $189,455.90 contract for body-worn cameras and evidence services for the Sheriff’s Office on Nov. 10. The proposal covers 35 cameras, with equipment expected to ship in December and use planned to begin in January 2027, according to the Sheriff’s Office request attached to the commissioners’ agenda.
The request lists an annual cost of $37,891.18 and identifies the expense as a county cost. The proposed Getac cameras include 128 gigabytes of storage and Wi-Fi, GPS and Bluetooth connectivity. Services include cloud evidence storage, reporting and case-management tools, live streaming and asset management.
The Sheriff’s Office request identifies Intrensic as its current body-camera provider. The proposal includes maintaining legacy camera data in Intrensic during the new contract. Commissioners have not yet considered or approved the agreement.