Council approves purchase of 25 mobile data terminals for police cars
June 30, 2025 | Eagle Pass, Maverick County, Texas
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The Eagle Pass City Council on June 24 approved a professional-services agreement and the purchase of 25 mobile data terminals (MDTs) for the police department to support in-vehicle reporting, computer-assisted dispatch and license-plate-reader integration.
Staff said the department has used an earlier version of the same system for roughly 16 years and that the purchase upgrades on-board reporting capabilities and enables full use of the new license-plate-recognition hardware the city has obtained. During the meeting staff corrected the agenda number to a total of $235,020.25 for the purchase.
The purchase and contract execution were approved unanimously, and council authorized the city manager to execute the agreement.
Staff said the department has used an earlier version of the same system for roughly 16 years and that the purchase upgrades on-board reporting capabilities and enables full use of the new license-plate-recognition hardware the city has obtained. During the meeting staff corrected the agenda number to a total of $235,020.25 for the purchase.
The purchase and contract execution were approved unanimously, and council authorized the city manager to execute the agreement.
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