Trustees debate Flock contract terms and data controls after resident outcry
Staff briefed trustees on a proposed consolidated master-services agreement with Flock covering existing cameras and five new LPRs; trustees asked detailed questions about retention, external access, audits, indemnity, and vendor guarantees. No contract vote was taken.
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Village staff presented a draft master-services agreement that would consolidate Bartlett's existing ALPR contracts and add five new license-plate readers, with a one-year initial term and two automatic renewals. The packet said the village would retain ownership of its data, Flock would be required to exercise "reasonable care," and the contract initially specified 30-day data retention; staff noted the contract cost would be covered by equitable-sharing funds.
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