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Commissioners approve cameras and set hours for Woodlake access

September 01, 2026 | Benson County, North Dakota


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Commissioners approve cameras and set hours for Woodlake access
Benson County commissioners voted to authorize purchase and installation of surveillance cameras at Woodlake and to set hours of operation, with the sheriff's office given remote access for investigations. Commissioner Scott moved to approve the purchase and installation and the board voted to carry the motion.

Commissioners discussed three proposed camera locations — a house, a shop and a pole — and noted a need to trim branches and add power to the pole. Laura, the sheriff, said remote access by the sheriff's office and BIA (Bureau of Indian Affairs) would assist investigations and identifications. "It didn't look like there'd be a monthly fee" for the service, a commissioner said during technical discussion, and the board asked staff to include signage that posts hours without revealing precise camera placements.

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