AAC


PHOTO RECAP for product users


Sheriffs, jail administrators and other county law enforcement personnel gath- ered at the AAC in July for an annual Guardian RFID user’s meeting. Guard- ian RFID is an inmate monitoring system that is free of charge to counties that are members of the AAC Risk Management Program. The annual meeting is geared toward teaching those in the field how to better use the equipment.


Top: Approximately 35 county law en- forcement personnel attended this year’s meeting. Here, they gather for a group photo following lunch.


Middle left: Sevier County Jail Supervi- sor Isaac Alvarado and Sevier County Administrative Assistant Eleuterio Her- nandez listen to the presentation.


Middle right: Brett Wilmeth, vice presi- dent and senior quality leader for Guard- ian RFID, delivers a presentation.


Bottom left: Jackson County Sheriff Da- vid Lucas, Clay County Sheriff and Tax Collector Terry Miller, and AAC Chief Le- gal Counsel Mark Whitmore chat before the meeting begins.


Bottom right: Lonoke County Medical Li- aison Robert Lanius and Lonoke County Jail Administrator Steve Lopez find their seats and gear up for the meeting.


Guardian RFID holds meeting


COUNTY LINES, SUMMER 2018


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