Public Records
Contracts and council resolutions for Flock Safety camera deployments in Auburn and Opelika. Some personal and account information has been redacted. Auburn's agreements are with Alabama Power, which lists Flock Safety as the camera service provider. Opelika's are directly with Flock.
Auburn, contracts with Alabama Power
Master Contract and Premises Exhibit A (2020) (PDF, 7 pages, 4.3 MB, opens in a new tab)
The base agreement between the City of Auburn and Alabama Power for camera services, plus the first exhibit covering five Flock cameras at $833.35 a month.
PDF, 7 pages, 4.3 MB
Premises Exhibit B (2020) (PDF, 1 pages, 384 KB, opens in a new tab)
Adds one Flock camera with a solar panel and 30-day cloud storage at $229.17 a month.
PDF, 1 pages, 384 KB
Premises Exhibit C (2021) (PDF, 1 pages, 377 KB, opens in a new tab)
Adds another Flock camera, solar panel and a 14-foot pole, also $229.17 a month.
PDF, 1 pages, 377 KB
Master Contract and Premises Exhibit A (2024) (PDF, 8 pages, 4.5 MB, opens in a new tab)
Signed September 2024. Covers maintenance of five Flock cameras at $1,354.20 a month, with annual increases of up to 3% allowed.
PDF, 8 pages, 4.5 MB
Opelika, city council resolutions
Resolution 285-20 (Nov. 3, 2020) (PDF, 6 pages, 1.7 MB, opens in a new tab)
Council approves six Flock cameras for $15,000 as a sole-source purchase, paid from the federal asset forfeiture account.
PDF, 6 pages, 1.7 MB
Resolution 371-23 (Dec. 19, 2023) (PDF, 8 pages, 1.6 MB, opens in a new tab)
Council approves two more cameras on a three-year order form totaling $98,800, with 30-day data retention.
PDF, 8 pages, 1.6 MB
Resolution 111-24 (May 7, 2024) (PDF, 32 pages, 9.9 MB, opens in a new tab)
Raises the 2023 deal to $113,800 after Flock said it miscalculated a discount. Includes Flock's full Master Services Agreement.
PDF, 32 pages, 9.9 MB
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