# Van Buren WatchGuard Equipment Inventories Three report sets printed 2026-07-24 provide Van Buren's asset-system view of body-worn and in-car equipment. They document equipment records and assignments, but the report formats do not supply one clean, reconciled count of unique current devices. ## Active body-camera report `CurrentActive Body Cameras.pdf` is a four-page `"Asset List Report"` with 59 visible asset rows. The rows predominantly identify WatchGuard or Motorola V300 body-worn cameras, with purchase dates from 2021 through 2025 (`CurrentActive Body Cameras.pdf`, pp. 1-4). The final page prints: > `"Total # of Items = 0"` despite the 59 visible records, while also printing `"Total Value = 16915.00"` (`CurrentActive Body Cameras.pdf`, p. 4). The production does not explain whether the zero is a report-template defect, a filter/count failure, or a field with a narrower meaning. ## Assigned in-car cameras `Van Buren Dash Cams Held and installed in Units.pdf` contains twenty one-page asset-assignment reports. The visible model fields include WatchGuard DVR2/4RE records and three later Motorola M500 entries (`Van Buren Dash Cams Held and installed in Units.pdf`, pp. 1-20). Each page ties an asset record to a police-department vehicle or held location as of the report print. Those assignments do not independently establish installation date, operability, evidentiary upload status, or present operation after 2026-07-24. ## Disposed and replaced equipment `DisposedReplaced BWC and Dash Cams.pdf` contains 49 pages: - Forty-five one-page body-camera asset reports. - Two in-car asset records spread across four pages. The records document disposal methods including warranty and warranty replacement, malfunctions, duplicates, replacements, and prior assignments (`DisposedReplaced BWC and Dash Cams.pdf`, throughout). The package does not supply a native asset export or a stable device identifier crosswalk that reconciles every disposed item to a replacement and the active list. ## Evidence boundary The reports establish that Van Buren's equipment lifecycle includes replacement and later M500 in-car units beyond the original 2020 4RE/V300 package. They do not prove that every listed active record represents one unique functional camera, that every assigned in-car record was operational, or that the three reports collectively exhaust the department's video hardware. ## Open questions - Native asset and assignment exports with unique equipment IDs, model, serial, purchase, status, assignment, repair, replacement, disposal, and disposition fields. - A reconciliation of the 59 visible active rows with the report footer's zero-item total. - Current counts by V300, any V700, 4RE/DVR2, M500, and storage/license status. - Which equipment is owned, leased, under warranty, awaiting repair, held in reserve, or deployed.