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Clinton County approves $45,700 initial payment for countywide Flock cameras
Summary
The Board approved an initial 2026 expenditure of $45,700 toward a two-year, $80,700 purchase and installation of ten Flock Safety cameras for county entry points; annual maintenance of $35,000 will be requested in the 2027 budget.
Sheriff Sean Dush and Mike Lampman of Flock Safety presented a capital request for ten license-plate-capture cameras to be installed at major entry points to Clinton County. The total purchase and installation cost is $80,700, with $45,700 required in 2026 and $35,000 in 2027. The system will carry an ongoing annual maintenance fee of $35,000, which administration intends to include in the 2027 budget.
The committee recommended approving an initial 2026 expenditure of $45,700; the Board concurred by roll call vote. The presentation included discussion of privacy controls: the vendor and Sheriff’s Office stated the system would not be connected to external data systems, would have strict internal controls, and captured data would hard-delete after 30 days.
Direct quote from the meeting record: "The total cost to purchase and install the ten (10) cameras is $80,700; the cost is structured over two years, with $45,700 required in the first year (2026) and $35,000 in the second year."
What’s next: Administration will include the $35,000 maintenance fee in the 2027 budget request and staff will proceed with procurement/contracting steps consistent with committee direction.
