Burr Ridge staff recommends replacing legacy subdivision cameras with Flock LPR network; board signals consensus to proceed
Village staff proposed phasing out legacy subdivision cameras in favor of leased Flock license‑plate readers, estimating roughly $3,900 per camera annually and about $190,000 gross added annual cost with a 50/50 cost‑share option for HOAs; staff noted a recent $4 million sales‑tax receipt that could cover program interest.
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Village staff presented a proposal to replace older, recorder‑based subdivision cameras with a leased Flock license‑plate recognition (LPR) system, arguing the leased model offers higher uptime, cloud storage and real‑time alerts to police.
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