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Mayor says Flock Cameras could be reactivated pending state legislation
Summary
Mayor Jerrilea Crawford told the council that pending state legislation, if signed by the governor, could allow the city's Flock Cameras to be turned back on for Police Department use; council was reminded of related workshops and a special meeting with county commissioners.
At the March 17 council meeting Mayor Jerrilea Crawford said pending state legislation could permit the city to reactivate its Flock Cameras for Police Department use if the bill is signed by the governor.
Mayor Crawford told council members that activation is contingent on state action: “pending state legislation and upon the Governor’s signature of that bill, the city’s Flock Cameras could be turned back on for the Police Department to be able to utilize them.” The minutes record this as an update; no council policy vote or direction was recorded at the meeting.
Mayor Crawford also reminded council of two upcoming sessions — a regular March 19 workshop and a special meeting with Douglas County Commissioners on March 31 — where related topics and partnerships may be discussed further.
