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Village Board OKs five‑year renewal for Flock camera program
Summary
The Germantown Village Board voted to renew a five‑year contract for the Flock camera system—cameras stationed near the county line to assist law enforcement—after staff and police described the program and fielded no substantive public opposition.
The Village of Germantown voted to renew a five‑year contract for the Flock camera program used primarily along the county line to assist law enforcement. The board approved the renewal after a brief staff presentation and questions directed to the finance director and police chief.
The contract renewal, presented under new business item a, was described by staff as a continuation of cameras already deployed in the county line area. No detailed financing discussion occurred during the public portion; the president noted the roll call vote would be required because the approval involved municipal expenditures. The board took a roll call vote and the motion carried.
The agenda packet and staff presentation were cited as the basis for the board’s action; the finance director and police chief were available during discussion to answer specific questions.
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