Current status

The program is active. No public removal plan is in place.

The City portal still reports an active program, and the Council records reviewed through September 14 show no public removal plan. No ALPR or Flock item was located on the September 8 regular-meeting agenda or the September 15 joint-meeting agenda.

Records checked Sept. 14, 2026We support removal

Status at a glance

No reader has a publicly confirmed removal date.

The portal and meeting records do not show stopped collection, contract termination, closed sharing, verified deletion, or an active public review.

Not publicly confirmed Missing disclosure is not proof that an action or document does not exist.

48LPR and other cameras reported
ActiveCity-described status
Nonepublic review located
0readers confirmed removed

What residents can verify

What the City's published records show now

A study or announcement is not the same as ending the program. The records should show whether collection, contracts, cameras, and outside access have actually changed.

Active

Program

The City's current page describes an operating Flock system. The public portal reports 48 LPR and other cameras, while City purchase records document 47 ALPR readers.

Not underway

Public review

No Council agenda item, workshop, or other public review was located during the latest review.

No end confirmed

Contracts

No public non-renewal or termination notice was located for either disclosed order.

No removal confirmed

Cameras

No reader has a publicly confirmed removal date in the records reviewed for this site.

No closure confirmed

Data and access

The portal and meeting records do not show that outside access, the DPS transfer, or ordinary data retention has ended.

Current sources: City technology page live portal meeting portal

Key public dates

The official decisions behind the documented 47-reader network

The timeline follows the two purchase approvals and the latest figures from the City's portal.

  1. Program still active

    The Flock portal reports 48 LPR and other cameras, 404,865 plate reads in the prior 30 days, and 1,082 sharing entries. City purchase records document 47 ALPR readers; the additional portal camera is not identified or classified in the public records reviewed here. No public ALPR termination, non-renewal, deactivation, reader-removal, access-closure, or deletion action was located in the Council records reviewed through September 14, 2026.

    Live portal
  2. Council approved 41 more readers

    The expansion passed 7-0 on the consent agenda, bringing the disclosed program total to 47 readers.

    Council minutes
  3. Council approved the first six readers

    The first purchase passed 6-0 on the consent agenda.

    Council minutes

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This status is based on public records. It does not claim access to private City discussions or unpublished documents.