NIFA approves funding for Nassau's police bodycam program
Under the program, Nassau police officers who wear the body cameras will receive $3,000 a year.
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Jul 20, 2021, 2:12 AM
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Updated 1,179 days ago
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462ds agoThe Nassau Interim Finance Authority unanimously approved funding for the county's police bodycam program Monday.
Under the program, Nassau police officers who wear the body cameras will receive $3,000 a year.
County lawmakers approved an agreement last month with the police union to implement body cameras.
A pilot program is expected to begin in two precincts in September.
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