Reported configuration
- Eleven ARSENAL CORE body-camera kits
- Four ARSENAL TITAN Patrol Bundles
- Dual-camera in-car systems paired with MK2 body cameras
- Wireless activation and 128GB camera storage
- Agency ownership without a mandatory recurring service agreement
Operational takeaways
1
A combined fleet and wearable platform can reduce separate administrative workflows.
2
Departments should verify how synchronized recordings are identified, searched, exported, and disclosed.
3
Lifecycle evaluation should include warranties, firmware, software, storage, installation, and replacement planning.
Questions for a similar procurement
Use these questions to turn a public deployment example into requirements for your own agency.
- How are body-worn and in-car recordings linked to the same event or case?
- What spare-device ratio is needed for eleven wearable units and four patrol bundles?
- What network and storage capacity are required when multiple vehicles and cameras upload together?
- Which implementation milestones must be accepted before the agency authorizes full production use?