July 9, 2019·Ranson Financial·1 min read

Overland Park police may soon join the ranks of law enforcement agencies using body cameras.

A city committee will vote Wednesday on whether to approve the police department’s plan to use $430,000 in allocated funds to buy the cameras.

The police department is also seeking approval to skip the bidding process and negotiate a price with WatchGuard, the company that currently supplies dash cameras for Overland Park police vehicles.

The proposal will be heard by the Overland Park Public Safety Committee at 7 p.m. Wednesday night. If it is approved, it will likely be heard by the full city council next week, according to committee chair Paul Lyons.

Source: KC Star Local NewsRead the full story ↗

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