Rocklin, CA Flock Contract

Who approved this?

Approved by Rocklin City Council on December 12, 2023.

A police staff report to the Rocklin City Council dated December 12, 2023 proposes growing the city ALPR system from 32 cameras to 38 by adding 6 Flock Safety units. The report prices the five year master service agreement at 109,900 dollars in year one and 98,500 dollars in each following year. It commits 49,250 dollars, half the first year cost, plus 11,400 dollars in installation charges from the FY 2023/24 operating budget, and covers the rest from anticipated departmental operational savings or asset forfeiture funds. Rocklin Police Department Policy 424 restricts system access to legitimate law enforcement purposes, and the report documents the public comment step required by California Civil Code section 1798.90.55. Listed uses are stolen vehicles, felony crimes, missing persons, hit and run collisions and organized retail crime investigations. A CEQA filing by the City of Rocklin on April 19, 2024 separately describes six stationary ALPR cameras at four entrance ramps and two exit ramps at Interstate 80 and Sierra College Boulevard. The staff report records no vote tally, so no roll call is given. An earlier 32 camera price of 94,700 dollars in year one and 83,500 dollars per year could not be confirmed in any primary document, so the figures shown are the verified December 2023 ones.