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Council renews Flock Safety ALPR service for $164,818.44
On the consent agenda, the City Council approves the annual renewal of service and support for the City's existing Flock Safety automated license plate recognition (ALPR) cameras through Insight Public Sector under OMNIA contract 23-6692-03 for $164,818.44, from general fund revenues. The memo says no hardware is being purchased. The consent agenda passed 5:0 (item 8.E was considered separately).[1][2]
Cole StanleyTim ReidDon TippsDavid PrescottLes SimpsonFlock Group, Inc. (Flock Safety)Insight Public Sector, Inc.
What the sources say
- ✓ Verified
Consent item 8.K renewed service and support for the existing Flock Safety ALPR cameras for $164,818.44 from general fund revenues through Insight Public Sector (ITB 271-25, OMNIA 23-6692-03). The consent agenda passed 5:0 (Stanley, Reid, Tipps, Prescott, Simpson). [1][2]
- Amount
- $164,818
- ⚠ Sources differ
The July 2025 renewal packet gives two different camera counts.
Reported value 1[1]
- Cameras
- 25
Agenda item summary: software licensing, data hosting, analytics and support 'for 25 cameras'.
Reported value 2[1]
- Units
- 80
- Standard falcon
- 71
- High speed
- 7
- Portable
- 2
Bid tabulation ITB 271-25 line items: 71 Falcon units at $1,939.04, 7 at $3,231.74 and 2 portable units at $2,262.21, totaling $164,818.44.