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Council authorizes police to access Flock camera data on housing authority property
Summary
The council authorized the police chief to sign a memorandum of understanding allowing Enterprise Police Department access to video data from Flock camera systems installed on Enterprise Housing Authority property; council members noted prior concerns about surveillance cameras and clarified the city will not own the devices.
The Enterprise City Council voted to authorize the police chief to execute a memorandum of understanding (MOU) giving the police department access to video data from Flock Group camera systems that the Enterprise Housing Authority (EHA) is installing on its properties.
An exchange during the work session made clear the cameras are not being purchased by the City of Enterprise. The police chief said,…
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