Castle Rock Police outline e-bike classification program and defend Flock Safety usage
Chief Jack Cauley briefed the Commission on a voluntary e-bike classification program distinguishing Class 1/2 (allowed on local sidewalks and trails) from Class 3 and e-moto bikes (prohibited), and described Flock Safety license-plate camera usage with 30-day data retention and no facial recognition.
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Police Chief Jack Cauley told the Commission the department is launching a voluntary e-bike classification program to help riders identify vehicle type with stickers; Class 1 and Class 2 e-bikes (maximum 20 mph) are allowed on Castle Rock sidewalks, paths and trails, while Class 3 e-bikes (maximum 28 mph) and e-moto electric motorcycles are not. The department plans to work with community vendors and posted information online.
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