Flock Safety tells Anna officials it does not sell data and outlines security controls
Flock Safety's regional representative told the Anna council ALPRs capture point-in-time vehicle images, agencies own the data, default retention can be set by the agency, and vendor-supplied audit tools flag atypical searches. Vendor and council discussed AWS GovCloud and independent penetration testing.
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Flock Safety representatives told the Anna City Council that their automated license-plate reader (ALPR) product records still images of vehicles and is designed not to capture personal identifiable information.
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