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Commissioners advance Flock camera proposal to Committee after 4-3 roll call
Summary
After reconvening, the Board voted 4-3 to require written questions be answered at the next Committee of the Whole and to have a completed contract returned to the Full Board for consideration regarding the Sheriff's proposed Flock camera program.
The Lapeer County Board of Commissioners on Jan. 22 narrowly approved next steps on the Sheriff's proposed Flock camera program, voting 4-3 to require submitted written questions be answered at the next Committee of the Whole and to return a complete contract to the Full Board for a future vote.
The motion, offered by Commissioner Kempf and supported by Commissioner Zender, directed staff to answer written questions at the next Committee of the Whole and to prepare a complete contract for the following Full Board meeting. The clerk read a roll call: Commissioner Kevin Knisely voted nay; Commissioner Scott McMahan voted nay; Commissioner Greg Wise voted aye; Commissioner Bryan Zender voted aye; Commissioner Brad Haggadone voted nay; Commissioner C. lan Kempf voted aye; Chairman Gary Howell voted aye. The minutes record the motion as carried, 4 ayes and 3 nays (motion 28-2026).
The transcript records no additional debate or direct quotes tied to individual commissioners on the motion itself in the provided minutes. The motion requires written questions to be answered at Committee and a complete contract to be presented to the Full Board before any contract vote.
Next steps: written questions will be addressed at the Committee of the Whole and a contract will be presented to the Full Board for consideration and a formal vote.
