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Osage Nation Police Department: Body-worn Cameras

A collection of different brands of body worn cameras with a United States flag in the background
Various body-worn cameras on display.
Credit: U.S. Department of Homeland Security
Agency Osage Nation Police Department
Location Pawhuska, OK
Technology Body-worn Cameras
Vendor

The Osage Nation Police Department has been using body-worn cameras since at least 2015. In 2023 the agency was selected to receive a grant of $16,305.50 for 19 body-worn cameras.

Links
Government information (The Bureau of Justice Assistance Small Rural Tribal Body-worn camera program website)
Government information (Oklahoma District Attorneys Council)

More about this technology

Many law enforcement agencies require officers to attach body-worn cameras to their chests or shoulders to capture interactions with suspects and the public. Some cameras stream live and can be combined with face recognition technology.

A collection of different brands of body worn cameras with a United States flag in the background
Various body-worn cameras on display.
Credit: U.S. Department of Homeland Security