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The Latah County Sheriff’s Office has partnered with Utility to upgrade its digital evidence management system, police body cameras and in-car video systems.

The St. Joseph Police Department moved one step closer to deploying body cameras after receiving the green light to purchase the equipment. Council members unanimously approved an emergency ordinance authorizing the purchase of 125 body cameras and 100 in-car cameras from Utility Associates, Inc.

The Latah County Sheriff’s Office has contracted with Utility Associates Inc, to purchase a new state-of-the-art digital evidence system, which includes software, body cameras, and vehicle cameras.

The Bayfield Police Department will soon be using new EOS by Utility™ body camera technology that will help improve officer safety when they head out to calls.

Harlingen police receive new EOS by Utility™ body cameras which will help protect the community, especially in situations where seconds matter the most.

Town of Hamburg police announced there is no footage of last week’s altercation that led to a woman being shot and killed by an officer, sparking a conversation about ‘where are their body cameras?’

The Live Oak Police Department is upgrading its body camera system to EOS by Utility™, which its assistant police chief says helps improve officer safety and transparency.

Wearable evidence capture systems have come a long way in less than 20 years, and soon they will be even more advanced. Discover how advanced situational features have transformed the body camera into an invaluable tool for our first responders today.

The Quincy Police Department will go from 58 to 75 body cameras for all officers, following approval by the City Council at Monday night’s meeting. Aldermen approved a five-year lease extension with BodyWorn by Utility Associates of Decatur, Ga., for body and in-car cameras.