NAMPA, Idaho (AP) - Police officers in Nampa are likely to be wearing new body cameras in 2017.
The Idaho Press-Tribune reports (https://bit.ly/2iw3vju ) that police department administrators selected Utility Associates, Inc., to provide new cameras and software at a price of no more than $100,000. The department got $85,000 in grant money to buy the cameras, and the city will cover the rest.
Capt. Brad Daniels says the department’s body-worn cameras are seven years old and wearing out. With the exception of administrators, all uniformed Nampa officers wear them.
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Information from: Idaho Press-Tribune, https://www.idahopress.com
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