Reno Police Seek Eight-Year, $22 Million Axon Contract
Reno police are seeking to enter into an eight-year, $22 million contract with Axon for various law enforcement technologies, including body cameras, license plate readers, Tasers, drones, and AI tools.
Reno, NV, October 15, 2026 —
Reno police are seeking to enter into an eight-year contract with Axon valued at $22 million. The proposed agreement would cover a range of law enforcement technologies, including body cameras, license plate readers, Tasers, drones and artificial intelligence tools.
The information provided describes the department as seeking to enter into the contract; it does not say that an agreement has been approved, signed or put into effect. It also does not identify a decision-making body or provide a date for any consideration of the proposal.
The listed technologies span several categories of equipment and tools. However, the information does not specify the quantities to be purchased, how the technologies would be used, or which AI tools are included. It also does not provide a cost breakdown by product or service, or explain how the $22 million would be distributed across the eight-year term.
No details were provided about the procurement process, the terms for ending or renewing the proposed agreement, or any alternatives considered by the department. The information also does not include statements from Reno police, Axon or other officials, nor does it describe the department’s reasons for seeking the contract.
As presented, the proposal’s stated value, duration and broad categories of technology are clear, but its status and detailed terms remain unspecified. Further information about any approval process, contract provisions and the intended deployment of the listed tools was not provided.
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