The 12-Officer Patrolcams Package gives police departments a complete body camera system with twelve body cameras, docking/charging stations, a professional workstation computer, monitor, automatic downloading software, and two 24 TB on-premises RAID storage devices — without required monthly cloud storage fees.
A complete turnkey package for growing agencies that need body cameras, docking, workstation review, automatic downloads, and two 24 TB on-premises RAID storage devices without a required recurring cloud contract.
The 12-Officer Patrolcams Package is built for agencies that need a serious body camera system with two 24 TB local RAID storage devices and no required monthly cloud storage contract.
For qualifying government agencies, the written quote can show the calculated amount due this budget year and the calculated amount due next budget year.
Purchasing sees the full package total clearly, with the two-budget-year payment schedule shown separately.
This package includes two 24 TB on-premises RAID storage devices and avoids required monthly cloud fees, annual software fees, and long-term platform contracts.
The quote is prepared for department review, city or county approval, purchase-order processing, and budget documentation.
This package gives growing agencies a complete path to body camera recording, docking, downloading, review, and storage while keeping the evidence system on premises with two 24 TB RAID storage devices.
Includes twelve Martel Crime Cam body cameras, mounting clips, magnetic mounts, docking/charging stations, workstation computer, monitor, automatic downloading software, and two 24 TB on-premises RAID storage devices.
Departments keep evidence storage local with two 24 TB on-premises RAID storage devices instead of being forced into a recurring cloud-storage plan.
Martel automatic downloading software places officer body camera photos and video into the correct folders, reducing manual copying and pasting.
A strong fit for agencies that want body cameras and local storage without monthly cloud fees, annual software licenses, or long-term platform contracts.
For qualifying government agencies with approved purchase-order/payment terms, Martel can prepare a written quote showing the total package price and the two-budget-year department payment schedule.
Choose the right police camera package for your agency size, storage needs, vehicle coverage, and purchasing timeline.
Add patrol vehicle video coverage for agencies that need both body cameras and in-car evidence recording.
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12-Officer Police Body Camera Package · SKU 3002
Choose one budget year or split equipment cost across two budget years. Receive your itemized quote by email.
These answers help law enforcement buyers understand Patrolcams pricing, budget-year quotes, local storage, ownership, and purchase order approval.
Yes. For qualifying government agencies with approved purchase-order/payment terms, Martel can prepare the quote with the calculated amount due this budget year and the calculated amount due next budget year.
No. It is not consumer financing and not a loan. It is a department payment-term quote for qualifying government agencies. No financing charges are added.
No. This package includes two 24 TB on-premises RAID storage devices and avoids required monthly cloud storage fees, annual software license fees, and long-term platform contracts.
Yes. Use the quote form to request a standard full purchase quote or a two-budget-year department quote for review, approval, and purchase-order processing.
Yes. Patrolcams package quote requests use free shipping. California sales tax is estimated when California is selected and final tax is verified before the official quote or invoice.
Request a written quote showing the full package price, the two-budget-year department payment option, estimated California tax when applicable, two 24 TB on-premises RAID storage devices, free shipping, and the purchase-order details your agency needs for approval.
Start My 12-Officer Written QuoteReview the staffing, storage, docking, and purchasing questions to settle before expanding a 12-officer body-camera program.


