# Saline County Sheriff's Office The Saline County Sheriff's Office is the county law-enforcement custodian whose first production and same-day supplement entered the corpus on 2026-07-27. The records document nine fixed Flock LPRs, an 80-device Axon body-camera roster, policy-governed in-car recording, and a four-aircraft DJI UAV inventory. ## People - [[Rodney Wright]] — Sheriff; issuing authority for Policies 5.25, 5.26, and 5.27 and final customer signatory on the Flock order. - [[Matt Brumley]] — Saline County Judge; signed the Flock order form. ## Roles in this corpus - **Flock LPR customer.** A 2024 order form contracts for nine Falcon LPRs with 30-day retention and a $28,350 first-year contract total; the 2025 renewal invoice bills $27,000 ([[Saline County Flock Inventory Contract Invoices and Sharing Printout]], pp. 5, 8-11). - **Camera operator.** Deployment screenshots display nine installed LPR rows and separate relocation/planning entries, but no native location export or coordinates ([[Saline County SharedNetworks and Deployment Printouts]], pp. 42-43). - **ALPR policy and audit custodian.** Policy 5.27 requires documented search reasons and written quarterly audit sampling. The production includes clipped interface printouts rather than the written audits or a native retained export ([[Saline County Camera Policies UAV Log and Audit Printouts]], pp. 11-14, 24-47). - **UAV operator.** Policy 5.25 governs supervisor-authorized deployments, mutual aid, flight planning, privacy, logging, and media transfer; a two-page 2026 log documents live use ([[Saline County Camera Policies UAV Log and Audit Printouts]], pp. 15-23). - **UAV inventory custodian.** The supplement identifies four DJI aircraft: two Mavic-series units and two Avata 2 units purchased from 2020 through 2026 ([[Saline County UAV Inventory]], p. 1). - **Digital-recording operator.** Policy 5.26 covers in-car and body-worn recording and sets a category-based 30-day-to-100-year retention schedule; the supplement adds an 80-row `Axon Body` inventory but says there is no unit-camera inventory ([[Saline County Camera Policies UAV Log and Audit Printouts]], pp. 1-10; [[Saline County Body-Worn Camera Inventory]], p. 1). - **Camera-custody boundary.** The supplemental transmittal says SCSO has no trailer or portable-camera systems, does not access or control courthouse or other county-property cameras, and attributes detention-camera control to [[Advance Alarm Tec]] (Gmail thread `19f904f131642359`, message `19fa534ea2d21ce9`). ## Notes The supplement narrowed the inventory gap and ended with "No more records located." It did not supply a unit/in-car-camera inventory, native site/sharing/audit exports, P1938 records, six-month statutory reports, or the written quarterly audits required by Policy 5.27; see [[T033 - Saline County Quarterly Audit Requirement vs No-More-Records Disposition]].