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Resident presses town on Flock camera presence and police access
Summary
A resident said 7–9 Flock cameras operate in Superior, cited 615 recent searches on a county portal and asked the council for details on contractual safeguards and whether warrants are required for law enforcement access.
Resident Chris Krubeck used public comment to press the council for more transparency about private-sector license-plate cameras (Flock). He said he believed there were "a minimum of 7 to 9 flock cameras in Superior currently" and that a Boulder County portal he viewed showed "615 searches in the last 30 days." Krubeck asked whether police are required to have a warrant or case number to access the system and what safeguards the town's contract provides.
Council members declined an on-the-spot Q&A during public comment and directed Krubeck to the upcoming "Chat with the Chief" for a fuller briefing; Council member Miller said Sergeant Solomon has discussed the topic in depth at that forum. Krubeck listed alleged misuse examples from other jurisdictions and urged the council to explain any safeguards their contracts include.
