Committee advances resolution to formalize Cleveland Heights’ rules for Flock camera data
The Public Safety & Health Committee voted to move a resolution that would codify city policies around the Flock/ALPR camera network — including a 30-day retention limit and logged, scoped access — to the full council for consideration on April 6.
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The Chair of the Public Safety & Health Committee said the committee would advance a draft resolution intended to codify Cleveland Heights Police Department policies governing data from the Flock/ALPR camera network and place the item on the April 6 council agenda. The chair framed the resolution as a way to make departmental practices part of municipal law rather than administrative policy.
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