Council debates ending Flock camera contract amid privacy concerns
Councilmember Jeff Roberts urged ending the city’s contract with Flock, citing misuse and a cost he said exceeds $30,000 per year; police Chief Kevin Webster defended the system’s role in solving serious crimes and council asked staff to review the contract and return the item to a future agenda.
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Councilmember Jeff Roberts pressed the Bristow City Council to end the city’s contract with Flock camera services, saying the system is being used improperly and placing a financial burden on the city. Roberts said the annual cost “is over $30,000. per year” and called for the cameras’ removal and the item to be placed on the next agenda for formal review.
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