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CRIME PREVENTION
ALPR Cameras, Ring Cameras, etc.
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1
Neighborhood Cameras
Flock Safety, Inc. can
contract with local police
departments as well as
neighborhoods for Flock
ALPR cameras.
01
Neighborhoods that pay for
Flock Cameras have
the option of only sharing
data with the police
department if a crime
occurs, which gives the
neighborhood 100% control
of the footage, or,
02
Neighborhoods who want
to pay for cameras can give
the police department 24/7
access to the neighborhood
ALPR, at which point the
neighborhood does not
have access to the data.
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Background
•Security cameras are installed across the city in various
neighborhoods installed on individual homes.
•These cameras, owned by residents, Homeowners
Associations (HOAs), or neighborhood groups, are not
subject to city regulation.
•Control and access to the footage from these residential
and HOA security cameras are managed by individual
homeowners or the respective HOA.
•Current placement of these cameras is restricted
exclusively to private properties.
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Current Interest
•Several neighborhoods and
businesses have expressed
interest in having Flock cameras,
which would be under the
surveillance of the PSPD.
•One particular neighborhood
has already acquired two
cameras and wishes to grant
exclusive access to the police
department. However, approval
is required for these cameras to
be installed on city property.
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Considerations
•City ordinance dictates the regulation of
surveillance cameras intended for
placement on public land.
•Is there a need to contemplate
regulations for surveillance cameras
within Homeowners Associations (HOAs)
or neighborhood areas?
•Propose establishing formal
Memorandums of Understanding
(MOUs) between neighborhoods or
HOAs and the police department,
enabling police department access to
monitor surveillance cameras through
their software systems.Item 3B - Page 5