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Find similar grantsBody-Worn Camera Systems is sponsored by CIS Oregon. Reimburses eligible purchases of body-worn cameras for law enforcement agencies. Grant funding does not include supporting hardware or software.
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Body Camera Group Purchase Body Camera Group Purchase STATE-OF-THE-ART BODY CAMERAS CIS members will have two options when choosing the Body Camera Grant: Option One: CIS member can apply for a body camera grant, up to $1,000, for any brand of body camera. See attached grant application for details. Body Camera Grant Option Two: CIS members can take advantage of a group purchased agreement we have with BodyWorn Camera system.
See below for details. CIS members can secure discounted pricing on body camera equipment and video storage. With each body camera purchased, you’ll receive two free uniforms per officer.
CIS has partnered with Utility Associates, Inc. on the BodyWorn system that automatically records video, has gunshot detection and can trigger officer-down alerts. It also incorporates GPS, motion sensors, real-time communications, live video streaming and artificial intelligence. The Utility system was the unanimous choice of law enforcement leaders reviewing responses to a CIS-issued RFP for body cameras and video storage.
Your IT department will appreciate that all recorded video is stored in Utility’s CJIS-compliant, cloud-based evidence management system, greatly reducing the burden on your staff.
BodyWorn camera and sleeve Two outer carrier vests or four uniform shirts One Bluetooth BodyWorn wrist/belt trigger Video management software and mapping interface license Unlimited video storage and download (based on department’s retention policy) Training and configuration (both onsite and online training included) AVaiLWeb — a secure command and control web service that features real time, automatic, map-based views of locations as well as status of all mobile operations (officers, law enforcement vehicles, and other assets) SmartRedaction — a tool that identifies and redacts all faces and body parts in a video SmartScene 360 — a way to view a crime scene in 3D, long after an incident occurs Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) — a delivery model that’s centrally hosted as part of your subscription Technical Support — a 24/7 support system for the life of the contract (60 months) For each paid body camera, one vehicle will be equipped with: BodyWorn vehicle triggers Vehicle installation, validation, and configuration When you purchase a body camera through Utility, you can receive a $1,000 grant from CIS.
This is a one-time reimbursable grant. For information, contact CIS’ Deputy Property/Liability Trust Director Officer Dave Nelson at dnelson@cisoregon. org or 503-763-3847.
Five-year price guarantee in effect through August 2022 CONTACT/ORDERING INFORMATION CIS members that have liability coverage can contact Utility to receive the discount, but must mention that they are CIS members. Contact Utility Sales Representative David Shook at 971-222-9125 or by email at dshook@utility. com CIS Employment Risk Services Risk Management Consulting Email: claimspl@cisoregon.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: CIS members (local Oregon government entities). Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $10,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for Body-Worn Camera Systems are due September 15, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Body-Worn Camera Systems is funded by CIS Oregon. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Oregon. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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