The CIP debt schedule lists a 345,000 body and dash camera lease with annual payments of 45,000 in FY 2027 and 75,000 per year through FY 2031, plus a separate 160,000 Taser lease with 32,000 annual payments through FY 2032. FY 2027 and FY 2028 itemizations show 28 body cameras (132,000) and 24 in-car video cameras (213,000) being acquired via lease. These entries indicate Mascotte has selected a vendor and entered into multi-year leases for officer-worn and in-car video systems and Tasers, with ongoing payments coming from discretionary and policing funds. While the primary procurement is complete, there is still value for integration and support vendors—such as digital evidence management platforms, storage solutions, network upgrades, and training providers—to offer complementary systems. Competitors can also use the term and payment schedule to time future outreach for refresh cycles or cloud migration.

Police impact fee analysis shows recurring draws for equipment and portable radios for new officers,...