Law enforcement agencies in Travis County are seeking a contract with Axon worth $10M.
A discussion about this proposal took place during a meeting of the Travis County Commissioners Court.
The meeting was part of the process to finalize the county's budget for fiscal year 2027.
Further details about the proposal and the budget discussion are available from the source.
The Travis County Commissioners Court is set to approve the fiscal year 2027 budget, but the outcome of the proposal is not specified in the available information.
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