Burr Ridge board approves $1.264 million Flock Safety camera contract after privacy debate
After a public session marked by privacy concerns from residents, the Burr Ridge Board of Trustees voted 5-0 on July 13 to award a $1.264 million contract to Flock Safety and adopt a subdivision camera policy that sets a 30-day retention period and opt-in terms for subdivisions.
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The Burr Ridge Village Board voted 5-0 on July 13 to award a $1,264,000 contract to Flock Safety for public-safety camera services and to adopt a subdivision camera program policy after a lengthy presentation and public comment period.
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