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Commissioners appoint fair-board member and defer action on Flock camera policy
Summary
The board approved one fair-board applicant ('Sheney') to fill an opening, held two short executive sessions and agreed not to pursue policy or acquisition steps for 'Flock' license-plate camera systems at this time due to lack of community support and concerns about enforceable guardrails.
The commissioners reviewed applications for one opening on the fair board and confirmed the recommendation to appoint applicant 'Sheney.' Commissioners asked if anyone could vouch for the applicant and indicated support before taking action; the transcript records consensus to move forward with the appointment.
Later in the meeting, commissioners revisited previous discussion of 'Flock' automated license-plate readers. Several commissioners said they had not heard citizen support for installing the cameras and expressed concern that any policy guardrails could be changed by future leadership. The board agreed informally to take no immediate action and to defer any policy or procurement until further public discussion.
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