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Lake Park council approves FLOCK camera purchase and routine administrative expenditures

City of Lake Park City Council · December 18, 2025
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Summary

Council accepted CKH for auditing services, approved purchase of a Fellowes office shredder, allocated event funds to an Event Reserve, and approved purchase/installation of three FLOCK cameras at a first-year cost of $9,975; all motions passed unanimously, 3-0.

During unfinished and new business the council approved several administrative and public-safety expenditures.

Council Member Zach Fletcher moved to accept the CKH proposal for auditing services after three proposals were received; Council Member Busby Courson seconded and the motion carried unanimously, 3-0. Fletcher also moved to purchase a Fellowes C-225Ci office shredder from Administration Reserve funds; Council Member Oscar Griffith seconded and that motion passed unanimously, 3-0. Council Member Fletcher further moved to allocate any remaining funds from the event budget and fundraising to an Event Reserve fund for future events; Council Member Griffith seconded and the motion carried unanimously, 3-0.

Chief of Police Artavious Verdell requested procurement and installation of three additional FLOCK cameras. The projected cost for the cameras, installation and first-year services was presented in the record as $9,975. Council Member Oscar Griffith noted that proceeds from the sale of equipment could offset part of the cost and moved to approve the $9,975 purchase; Council Member Zach Fletcher seconded and the motion carried unanimously, 3-0.

The transcript records the approvals and the stated camera cost; it does not include vendor contracts, ongoing operating costs beyond the first year, or specific line-item funding sources beyond the council's note that proceeds from equipment sales could be used.