# Van Buren Police Department Second Rolling Production Captain [[Justin S. Wasko]] delivered three PDFs on August 6, 2026. The package documents Van Buren's stated WatchGuard/Motorola fleet, budgetary V700/M500/cloud and redaction alternatives, one failed V300 replacement chain, and accepted fixed-security-camera replacement work. It contains no purchase or completion proof for the quoted fleet refresh. ## What's inside - [[Van Buren Motorola Video Refresh and Redaction Quotes]] - inventory statements, redaction software, a proposed V700/M500 refresh, and CCDEMS Plus cloud migration. - [[Van Buren Fixed Security Camera Replacements]] - three identified camera replacements, acceptance, and scheduling. ## Key takeaways 1. Van Buren states it has `"20 4re dash cameras, 7 M500 and 57 v300 body cameras"` (`Motorola Communications and Redaction Quote.pdf`, p. 13). 2. The July 15 refresh quote proposes 57 V700s and 20 additional M500s, for 27 M500s when combined with the seven existing systems. The `$569,573.32` grand total is budgetary, not an executed purchase ([[Van Buren Motorola Video Refresh and Redaction Quotes]]). 3. A separate V300 support chain concerns one failed device and does not prove a fleetwide replacement. 4. Van Buren accepted revised work for cameras 9, 11, and 19 and later scheduled January 5, 2026, but the package has no completion, final invoice, or as-built record ([[Van Buren Fixed Security Camera Replacements]]). ## Integrity and open status The three PDFs total 7,260,667 bytes and 87 pages. Defender, signature, encryption, parsed active-content, extraction, and complete visual review passed. Wasko did not state that the broader request was complete.