Durango council directs monthly public reports on Flock ALPR use
The council voted to require monthly updates on publicly releasable information about the Flock automatic license‑plate reader system, including department usage and external access requests; staff will start reporting in June and may include the public dataset a resident provided.
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On May 5 the Durango City Council approved a resolution directing the city manager to provide monthly updates at regular council meetings about publicly releasable information on the city’s use of the Flock automatic license‑plate reader (ALPR) system.
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