Motorola and Centegix proposals in packet detail Avigilon VMS upgrade and CrisisAlert rollout for sheriff’s office

Motorola Solutions presented a formal proposal (Sept. 3, 2026) recommending Avigilon Unity for the Dallas County Law Enforcement Center (jail) and Avigilon Alta cloud‑native cameras for the remaining county facilities. The packet includes a bill of materials, server and storage specifications, a statement of work and a suggested site plan for Administration, Roads, Courthouse and other facilities.

Motorola’s cover letter states, "Motorola Solutions, Inc. (‘Motorola’) is pleased to have the opportunity to provide the Dallas County Sheriff Office, ID with our Avigilon Unity and Avigilon Alta products." The materials describe two head‑end AINVR servers for the jail, an Alta Cloud Connector in the Administration building for consolidation of other county sites, and a mix of multisensor and fixed cameras. The jail plan lists cameras targeted for 365‑day retention and the remainder of cameras estimated at 30 days.

A separate Centegix proposal and technical packet for the Safety Platform (CrisisAlert) is also in the meeting materials, including product descriptions for badges, locating beacons, strobes, LoRaWAN gateways, an integration device, and PoE backup. The Centegix documentation explains technical architecture, encryption (AES256/TLS), and responsibilities for installation and site planning, and lists quote line totals and optional feature sets. The Centegix Acknowledgement explicitly notes that use of CrisisAlert equipment and software is subject to the Centegix terms: "Customer acknowledges and agrees that its use of the CrisisAlert Equipment and Software is subject to the terms located here: https://www.centegix.com/legal‑tc3/."

Motorola’s package references Sourcewell cooperative procurement (Contract #020625‑MOT) as the intended purchasing vehicle; the Motorola materials include extensive equipment‑by‑vendor line items, subcontractor invoices and an implementation SOW that assigns coordination tasks to Motorola/Baker Group and county staff. The proposals were submitted for review and possible procurement under the county’s purchasing rules; county staff noted that budgetary and further procurement review will be required before any purchase order is issued.