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Pleasant Grove authorizes water district to use city Flock Safety camera contract at two basins; district to cover costs
Summary
The council approved an interlocal agreement allowing the North Utah County Water Conservancy District to use Pleasant Grove's Flock Safety camera contract to place cameras at Grove Creek and Battle Creek basins; the district will pay all costs and the city's only contribution is electrical-line extension.
Pleasant Grove approved Resolution 2026-09 on March 3 authorizing an interlocal cooperative agreement with the North Utah County Water Conservancy District (NUCWCD) to use the city's Flock Safety contractual framework for security cameras at Grove Creek and Battle Creek basins.
City Attorney Christine Petersen explained that because both entities are governmental agencies, the arrangement required an interlocal agreement to delineate responsibilities. The minutes state that "the Water Conservancy District will pay all associated costs" and that the City's only financial obligation is extending electrical lines to support camera connections. The police department reported successful prior use of Flock cameras for crime detection. The resolution passed unanimously.
