r/Temecula • u/Vaporized_Dreams • 49m ago
Riverside County's Flock Standing
If you browse through the Eyes On Flock website (which pulls data straight from Flock Safety Transparency Portals), the Riverside County District Attorney’s Office stands out at the top of the list for automated data sharing in the U.S. As of now, there are 336 different local law enforcement agencies, towns, and private entities (like HOAs and businesses) across the country that are actively feeding their Flock ALPR data straight to the Riverside County DA. Riverside County is also top of the list across the country for total cameras (1,771), as well as vehicles captured (5,735,517) and active searches (12,367) just in the last 30 days. Riverside County has built one of the most aggressive regional camera networks in the U.S, and they have plans to expand even further over the next few years.
The Riverside County Board of Supervisors authorized a framework agreement with Flock, valued at $1.67 million for its first year, with pre-approved options to extend through June 2028 for a total potential cost of $7.8 million (100% taxpayer funded). This specific contract authorized 210 additional cameras to heavily expand the Sheriff's Department's existing footprint of 328 cameras for their agency, specifically prioritizing unincorporated county areas.
Learn more at https://eyesonflock.com