Sheriff: Flock ALPR cameras have aided investigations; plate data retained 30 days
Sheriff Chuck Heit told the Berrien County Committee of the Whole that the county's Flock Safety automated license-plate reader system, deployed after a May 2022 pilot and a five-year contract signed in 2024, has helped solve crimes, locate missing people and recover stolen vehicles; plate reads are retained for 30 days and searches are audited.
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Sheriff Chuck Heit told the Berrien County Committee of the Whole on Aug. 20 that the county's Flock Safety automated license-plate reader (ALPR) camera system has been a "valuable law-enforcement tool," assisting officers in solving crimes, locating kidnapped or missing individuals, and recovering stolen vehicles and property.
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