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Enon council votes to return Flock Cameras, declines purchase

Village of Enon Council · June 1, 2026
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Summary

The Village of Enon council voted unanimously Aug. 26, 2025 to return the trial Flock Cameras and not proceed with purchase; the council had been reminded the trial period was soon to expire and received a separate report from a Clark County deputy on vehicle break-ins.

The Village of Enon council voted unanimously at its Aug. 26, 2025 meeting to return the trial Flock Cameras and not proceed with purchasing the system. Councilmember Whitacre moved the return and Councilmember Leist seconded; the motion carried with all six councilmembers voting yes.

Administrator Kevin Siferd had noted the trial period for the Flock Cameras was nearing its end during staff reports. The council acted on that item in a later motion; no fiscal details or a stated rationale for the decision appear in the meeting record.

After the vote, Clark County Deputy Sheriff Baldwin reported recent vehicle break-ins to the council. The deputy's report was recorded in the meeting minutes but the council did not attach a recorded follow-up action to that report during this meeting.