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Royalton police report 101 calls in April; council discusses Flock traffic cameras and funding source
Summary
Police Chief Jason McDonald reported 101 calls for service in April and described a new policy system that could aid accreditation. Council discussed purchasing Flock traffic cameras, with funding proposed from the police squad car fund pending formal approval.
Police Chief Jason McDonald told the Royalton City Council on May 5 that the department logged 101 calls for service in April and is evaluating a policy system that could assist the department in pursuing accreditation.
Council members discussed the Flock automated traffic-camera system as a possible enforcement tool. Chief McDonald said that, if the council approves purchase of the devices, funds would be allocated from the city’s existing police squad car fund. The minutes record discussion of the system and funding source; no formal purchase motion or vote was recorded at the meeting.
The police report otherwise was entered as submitted in the meeting packet and a Fire & Rescue monthly report was also submitted. The minutes do not include the cost estimate for the Flock cameras or a procurement timeline.
