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Council to invite Flock representative after petition raises data-sharing concerns
Dayton City Council · February 11, 2026
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Summary
Council members agreed to invite a Flock (license-plate reader) representative to explain data handling after residents submitted a petition; staff said Dayton posts agency-access agreements on a transparency page and will seek metrics on any data releases.
Council members discussed a recent petition questioning how Flock license-plate-reader data are handled and whether Dayton shares data with other agencies. Staff told the council that state law requires a local policy for automatic license-plate reader systems and that Dayton maintains…
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