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Commissioners approve Flock resolution, require data to remain with local law enforcement
Summary
Leon County approved a resolution with Flock on April 13 but made the approval contingent on the state having no access to the data; commissioners recorded the contingency in the motion.
The Leon County Commissioners voted April 13 to approve a resolution between the county and Flock, a vendor providing vehicle/license-plate analytics, on the condition that the state not have access to the data. Commissioner Kyle Workman moved the resolution and Commissioner Paul Bing seconded; the motion carried.
The motion recorded that data will remain with local law enforcement. No further details about data retention policies, contract terms, or costs were provided in the minutes; the court’s action is conditional and staff or legal counsel will finalize contract language to reflect the contingency.
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