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Enon extends Flock camera trial until after election; police report $8,000 fundraiser and upcoming training
Summary
Council-recorded staff reports noted Flock Company extended the camera trial through the November election (with a contingency if the police levy fails), the police department raised $8,000 at a charity tournament, and officers will attend scheduled training in October and November.
Village staff told the Enon Council on Sept. 23 that Flock Company has extended the village's camera trial through the November election and that, if a local police levy is unsuccessful, the Clark County Sheriff's Department would assume responsibility for the cameras.
Kevin Siferd, village administrator, reported the extension in the staff reports portion of the minutes: "Flock Company is extending the camera trial period until after the November election. If the Police levy is unsuccessful, the Clark County Sheriff's Department will assume responsibility for the cameras." The minutes do not record a council vote or contract action on the cameras at this meeting.
The council's staff reports also recorded that the Police Department's Heroes vs. Breast Cancer softball tournament raised $8,000.00 for charity, and that Donnellsville and the Clark County Park District police departments will join the Village Police Department for this year's Shop with a Cop program. Police Lt. Jeff Wise was recorded as attending New Chiefs training Oct. 6–10; Chief Wise and Officer Pennewit were noted to attend human-resources training on Nov. 5, 2025.
Administrator Kevin Siferd also reported that applications for the Administrator and Water Department positions are under review and that hydrant flushing is ongoing; the minutes do not provide a timeline for filling the vacancies or a detailed hydrant-flushing schedule.
The meeting did not include additional votes on police funding or camera procurement; the minutes record operational updates and planning rather than policy decisions. Council members and staff recorded routine acknowledgments including recognition of Greenon High School achievements.
