Naperville, IL Police Department is testing body cameras from several companies in 6-10 week trial

Naperville, IL police department body camera trials

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The Naperville Police Department is testing body cameras that capture their actions when answering a call, interviewing witnesses, or making an arrest. The trial will take place over six to ten weeks with 26 voluntary participants from various units testing equipment from Motorola, Axon, and BodyWorn. The cost of a subscription service for equipment and cloud storage would be approximately $400,000 per year. The city's goal is to equip all 177 sworn officers with body cameras by fall of 2022.

Body Camera Solutions Public Safety Surveillance Pilot / POC

Naperville, IL

Municipality in Illinois

United States

Links

Body-Worn Cameras | The City of Naperville

The Naperville Police Department is in the process of implementing a body-worn camera program that will equip all sworn officers with body-worn camera technology before the end of 2022.

Newsworthy

Naperville, Ill., Police Testing Body Cameras for Full Use

Naperville police officers this week will begin testing new body cameras that are intended to capture their actions when answering a resident call, interviewing witnesses in a case or making an arrest.

Naperville Police Department beginning body camera testing

Starting with Tuesday night's shifts, select officers from the Naperville Police Department will begin testing body cameras.

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