# Skydio A drone vendor documented at four Arkansas law-enforcement agencies. Conway records name the vendor without supplying a model or underlying procurement; Faulkner County produced a native X10 flight log; Hot Springs produced executed model-specific purchase records for X2E and X10 systems; and Rogers produced current/proposed X10-and-dock sites plus direct-to-call integration. North Little Rock records add a different evidence class: an Axon email circulating Skydio R10 and X10 marketing and an invitation to a Pulaski County-hosted Fly Day. That record documents a pitch, not an NLRPD purchase or deployment. ## People - [[Nikunj Mistry]] - signed Hot Springs's 2022 X2E order as Skydio Vice President of Finance. - [[Eric Smith]] - prepared the 2022 Hot Springs X2E order. - [[Austin Worth]] - prepared the unsigned 2025 Hot Springs X2E software proposal. ## Roles in this corpus - A January 2025 Flock kickoff deck records Conway PD's technology goals as “Skydio 3, grant to purchase 2 more drones will be Skydio” ([[AR - Conway PD - Welcome to Flock! (3) - Flock Kickoff Slide Deck]], attached kickoff deck, p. 14, verbatim note). - The City Finance Asset Forfeiture Log records `7/25/2024 — Drone package from Skydio — -$57,962.71` ([[Conway Asset Forfeiture Log 2023-2026]], `Jan 2023 - Present Asset Forfeiture Accounting.pdf`, p. 1). Together, the records establish a Skydio-associated Conway drone program and an asset-forfeiture-schedule entry. They do not establish whether the July line was an invoice, encumbrance, transfer, or cash payment, nor do they identify the drone model or recipient unit. - The Faulkner County Sheriff's Office production `26-238` supplies the corpus's first **native Skydio flight log**: two **Skydio X10** airframes (`SkydioX10-sx76`, `SkydioX10-vu3b`), 155 flights from 2024-10-01 through 2026-07-03, one pilot account flying 153 of them, with takeoffs in thirteen municipalities including outside Faulkner County ([[FCSO Skydio X10 Flight Log]], `flights SkydioX10.csv`). The X10 model identification is explicit in the vehicle field. - Hot Springs's 2022 executed order and City purchase order establish three color/thermal **X2E Starter Kits** for **$47,842.74** ([[Hot Springs Skydio X2E RFP Order and Purchase]], `TERM AND CONDITIONS.pdf`, pp. 12-15). - Hot Springs's 2024 cooperative-procurement file establishes one **X10** system with thermal, low-light, 5G, audio, storage, fleet-management, and multi-viewer live-streaming components, purchased through [[Granite Defense Technologies]] for **$32,875.68** ([[Hot Springs Skydio Cooperative Procurement and X10 Purchase]], `INTERSTATE COOPERATION CONTRACT.pdf`, pp. 4-17). - A 2025 Hot Springs proposal prices three 15-month X2E Autonomy/Cloud Enterprise license sets at **$12,144.60**, but its signature/date fields are blank (same source, pp. 18-21). - NLRPD's October 2025 Axon correspondence carries vendor flyers for the Skydio R10 and X10 and describes integration with Fusus, Axon Evidence, and drone-as-first-responder workflows. The email establishes receipt and internal circulation, not an NLRPD trial, purchase, deployment, or flight ([[North Little Rock Flock-to-Fusus API v3 and Axon Drone Pitch]], `Fusus Flock Integration Update into Fusus.pdf`, pp. 1, 3-15). - Rogers's January 2026 KMZ package labels three current `X10 + Dock` DFR sites and three proposed DFR sites; a June 5 message states, “CAD integration into Skydio is complete now also. You can now use the feature to fly directly to a call” ([[Rogers DFR and Dedrone Deployment]], `Alan FOI Dunlap.pst/BMA Export/Unfiled/2195.eml`, KMZ placemarks; `Alan FOI Dunlap 2.pst/BMA Export/Unfiled/4060.eml`, body). ## Notes - The Finance production does not include the underlying Skydio procurement, invoice, grant, inventory, policy, or flight records. - Hot Springs's production identifies four purchased Skydio airframes but supplies no asset register, serials, flight log, deployment-location record, policy, or lifecycle/disposition history. - Skydio is documented at four agencies and is model-specific at three; see [[Law-Enforcement Drone and UAS Programs]] for the cross-agency comparison.